1865 THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON. Buxton, Wilberforce, and the Abolition of Slavery through Political Means. Reformer and Up­per King and Queen

and Up­per King and Queen (1827–48)

by continuing to pray for us

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1865 THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON. Buxton, Wilberforce, and the Abolition of Slavery through Political Means. Reformer and Up­per King and QueenThe end of the Civil War left the Methodist church deeply divided; the Northern Methodist churches felt both militarily and morally vindicated by the success of the Civil War on both fronts. The southern Methodists had largely sided with the Confederacy. The present work attempted to show the antislavery cause as rightly and authentically within the moral religious domain of the Church by showing the activity of Thomas Fowell Buxton, William