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• Teachers Notes
• Links to other Wilberforce and Anti Slavery Inspired Projects
• Who was William Wilberforce?
• Childhood and Education
• Religious Beliefs and Influences
• Early Political Life and Influences
• The Transatlantic Slave Trade
• The Abolition Movement
• The Clapham Sect
• British Abolitionists
• Ex Slave Abolitionists
• Political Achievements
• Family Man and Personal Life
• Memorials
• Wilberforce House Museum and Collections
• Information for Teachers
• Wilberforce House: Primary Programmes
• Wilberforce House: Secondary Programmes
• Acknowledgements

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William Wilberforce

Acknowledgements

Hull Museum Education would like to thank the following people and organisations who contributed to the Wilberforce Education Project and also in the creation of this learning journey:

Wilberforce House Team - Hull Museums Service, Hull City Council, Kate Armitage, Nick Cass, Chris Cade, James Baker, IT Services Hull City Council, Hull City Learning Centre, Melanie Bonnington, Stepney Primary School, Hull, Maria Amidu and Anna Salaman, Understanding Slavery Initiative, Rob Yorke, Digital Learning Agency, Vicky Ellis and Alison Glew, My Learning team

Disclaimer:

Please note that neither My Learning nor Hull Museum Education Service are responsible for any third party content derived from the website links provided in this Learning Journey.