The Correspondence Of William Wilberforce V2 (1840)

This volume of letters reveals the life of William Wilberforce, an influential British politician and abolitionist, through his correspondence with various individuals, including politicians, religious leaders, and family. Covering topics such as his relentless fight against the slave trade, political endeavors, personal relationships, and deep religious convictions, the letters illustrate his commitment to social justice and the challenges he faced. This collection serves as a vital historical document for understanding the impact of his work in the 18th and 19th centuries.