
This week marks the birthday of British abolitionist William Wilberforce . Although he is as close as anyone to being regarded as a saint by Evangelicals — and there is a good bit of hagiography that has been written about him — here are five solid William Wilberforce biographies that present a fair picture of the man, his faith, and his political work.
Books by
William Wilberforce
We’ve included excerpts of most of these books via Google Books.
5. The Life of William Wilberforce by His Sons
Robert Isaac Wilberforce /
Samuel Wilberforce
This stout five-volume work is not for the faint of heart, but it is a crucial work with sections taken from Wilberforce’s own writings, and one that has served to ground all subsequent biographies.
All five volumes are available to download as FREE ebooks through Archive . org:
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