1812 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Autograph Document for the Asylum for Deaf and Dumb Children. Biography but in many cases made

but in many cases made friends and brothers out of bitter enemies

"Sincerely your friend and brother in the fellowship of His Spirit

though the periodical was largely abolitionist

Hine’s views influenced and helped sustain Latter Day Saints / Mormon doctrine regarding American identity with the Lost Tribes

early horror content reminiscent of amateur Edgar Allen Poe

1812 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Autograph Document for the Asylum for Deaf and Dumb Children. Biography but in many cases madeA wonderful printed and autograph manuscript document by abolitionist and social reformer, William Wilberforce. Wilberforce's herculean efforts toward the abolition of the slave trade often obscure his broader influence. He was interested in seeing all God's most vulnerable cared for and given their God imaged dignity. He advocated for the reform of prisons, for the care and treatment of prostitutes, for the reform of child labor laws, and more. In