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–noun
William,
1759–1833,
British statesman, philanthropist, and writer.
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Wil·ber·force
(wĭl'bər-fôrs', -fōrs')
British politician. As a member of Parliament (1780-1825) he campaigned for the British abolition of slavery.
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