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William Wilberforce1759 Aug 24 - 1833 Jul 29 1800-Apr-25 | "William Wilberforce to Mrs. Hannah More," extracted in vol. 2 of The Life of William Wilberforce by his sons, Robert and Samuel Wilberforce (London, 1838). 1802-May-24 | "Debate in the Commons on the Bill to Prevent Bull-Baiting," Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803 36 (1801-Oct-29 to 1803-Aug-03): 829-854. 1802-May |"House of Commons, May 24, Second Reading of the Bill to Prevent Bull-Baiting" Edinburgh Magazine 19 (1802-Oct): 461-4. 1802-May-24 | William Wilberforce, "Diary Entry of May 24, 1802," extracted in The Life of William Wilberforce, by Robert and Samuel Wilberforce (London, 1838). 1802-Jun | "House of Commons, May 24, Bull-Baiting, Scot's Magazine, 64 (1802-Jun) 511-512. 1802-Jul | "Bull-Baiting in the House of Commons, on Monday, May 31 [sic]." Sporting Magazine 20 (1802-Jul) 187-190. 1802-Oct | "House of Commons, May 24, Second Reading of the Bill to Prevent Bull-Baiting and Bull Running," Gentleman's Magazine 92 (1802-Oct): 953-4. 1802 | "House of Commons, May 24 on the Second Reading of the Bill to Abolish Bull-Baiting," Annual Register 44 (1802): 168-72. 1809-Jun-13 | "House of Commons, Tuesday, June 13, Cruelty to Aniamls Bill" Parliamentary Register 3 (1809): 659-673. 1809-Jun-13 | "House of Commons, Tuesday, June 13, Cruelty to Animals' Bill," Parliamentary Debates from the year 1803 to the Present Time, 16 (1809-Apr-11 to 1809-Jun-21): 1029-1040. | ||||||||
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