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1828 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. First-rate Autograph Letter to Fellow Abolitionist, Adam Hodgson. Fine Binding I think it takes a

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I think it takes a good deal of patience and grace to take the infirmities of old age cheerfully

some moderate foxing

the Virginia Theological Seminary’s library is named in honor of its first “Missionary to the Slaves” and is the home of an important archive related to African Americans in the Episcopal Church

the present volume is inscribed as a gift in the hand of Jimmy

John Taylor Smith [1860-1938] was Evangelical Anglican bishop to Sierra Leone before being appointed Chaplain over all the Armed Force of England

1828 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. First-rate Autograph Letter to Fellow Abolitionist, Adam Hodgson. Fine Binding I think it takes aA first rate William Wilberforce artifact with associated ephemera. Rare autograph from this period in Wilberforce's life, when his health was failing and his eyes all but blind. Preserved superbly with an associated letter, testifying to his fame and influence during his own lifetime. Many items from this period only secretarially signed. This signed by Wilberforce himself. Written near the end of the anti slavery work as the weight of Wilberforce's

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