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The Expansion Of Evangelicalism: The Age Of Wilberforce, More, Chalmers And Finney (Volume 2) (History Of Evangelicalism Series),New Jo Ray McCuen Battistella ArguesAt The Beginning Of The Nineteenth Century The Village Of Clapham In Surrey Still Enjoyed A Sense Of Distance From The Bustle Of London. There The Group Of Evangelicals Who Would Come To Be Known As The Clapham Sect Regularly Gathered. William Wilberforce, Leader Of A Long Campaign Against The Slave Trade, Commiserated With The Other Inheritors Of The Fledgling British Evangelical Movement, Now In Its Second, More Politically And Culturally Savvy