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Why did William Wilberforce go against the British slave company?
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William Wilberforce was a British politician and social reformer and also an evangelical Christian.
He was appalled at slavery and considered all people as free and equal before God. His view was that slavery could not be justified on moral and religious grounds in a civilised society.
Contrary to many answers on this site, William Wilberforce never owned any slaves not did he take part in any aspect of the Slave Trade.
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