History of abolition

This movement did not invent its name. Britain has been here before — and won.

  1. The abolition of British slaveryHow a small band of Christians ended the largest slave economy on earth — the movement this site is named after.
  2. Wilberforce and the British abolitionistsThe converted politician, the Clapham circle, and the Christians who would not be quiet.
  3. The principles of abolitionImmediatism, agitation, moral suasion, church-centredness: how abolitionist movements actually work.
  4. The abolition of abortionFrom the ancient church to the modern movement: the work this generation has been handed.
Rescue those who are being taken away to death; hold back those who are stumbling to the slaughter.
— Proverbs 24:11