Delivered before the University of Cambridge
Cox spoke in ardent opposition to the enforcement of the Amendment
who had already inherited his father's plantation in 1705
rests so abundantly upon this little service for His needy servants
defends the stability and historical veracity of the Textus Receptus
1829 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Letter Regarding Potential Bribery to Long-Time Friend, Francis Freeling. Bible Delivered before the University ofA very attractive letter and, unusually, entirely in the hand of Wilberforce. By 1829, his eyesight was so poor, he rarely penned letters, but dictated them and then would sign in his own hand. The present appears to be perhaps a case of attempted bribery, in which an expensive packet was sent to Wilberforce, but Freeling, by now the head of the Royal Post for England, had sent him a letter warning him of its arrival and that he should not open it.