Robert Isaac Wilberforce Livres

The letters of William Wilberforce, published in 1840, provide insight into the convictions and tireless activism of this prominent philanthropist and abolitionist. Through his correspondence, readers can explore his dedication to social reform and the moral imperatives that drove his lifelong campaign against slavery. The collection captures his thoughts, struggles, and the broader context of the abolition movement, highlighting his influence on history and human rights.

In this powerful biography, Robert Isaac Wilberforce and Samuel Wilberforce tell the story of William Wilberforce. Wilberforce was a leading abolitionist and social reformer who fought to end the transatlantic slave trade.

This groundbreaking study explores the history of ecclesiastical law and the role of the church courts in enforcing discipline among the clergy and laity. Combining rigorous scholarship with a clear and engaging writing style, it is an indispensable resource for historians, theologians, and legal scholars.

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