1807 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Autograph Letter from Bishop Mant Congratulating on Anti-Slavery Bill! Devotion The magistrates assumed he was

The magistrates assumed he was an Irish rebel and would insight the slaves of Bermuda to insurrection

Love the Spring of Evangelical Effort

various ministers and evangelists she was supporting

has very much the feeling of Thomas Shephard or Thomas Hooker's "evidences of the elect

and he provided a vital linkage the experimental preaching of the Cane Ridge Revival through his leadership at the Log College

1807 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Autograph Letter from Bishop Mant Congratulating on Anti-Slavery Bill! Devotion The magistrates assumed he wasA wonderful piece of historical correspondence between Bishop Richard Mant [1776 1848; later Bishop of Ireland] and William Wilberforce. It was in this very year that the important Slave Trade Act of 1807 was passed under the leadership of William Wilberforce. This letter congratulates the Act passed dramatized in the film, Amazing Grace. "September 29, 1807 Dear Sir, I take shame to myself for having so long delayed to avail myself of the opportunity