The Attitude of William Wilberforce and the Evangelicals Toward the Reform of Working-Class Conditions in Early Nineteenth-Century England

Author

James J. Dorey '70, College of the Holy CrossFollow

Date of Award

5-1970

Project Type

Thesis

Abstract

This paper attempts to ascertain by what standard the Evangelicals of early nineteenth-century England judged slavery immoral, and to apply that standard to the condition of England's working class. The stature of William Wilberforce as a great humanitarian is challenged.

Recommended Citation

Dorey, James J. '70, "The Attitude of William Wilberforce and the Evangelicals Toward the Reform of Working-Class Conditions in Early Nineteenth-Century England" (1970). Fenwick Scholar Program. 4.
https://crossworks.holycross.edu/fenwick_scholar/4