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'It bears marks of being written by an English Tory High Churchman, the last very abundantly, but there is much in it very striking & elevating. Above all it holds an adequate tone on the subject of slavery'.
'I am disappointed in the "Life". His dull sons have put in such a quantity of repetition that one is quite weary of the same religious sentiment repeated 50 times over in nearly the same words ... Wilberforce's letters, I think, are not very agreeable or clever, but very sweet (in a good sense).'