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1830 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Original Abolitionist Era Anti-Slavery Wall Match Safe. Excellent. Divine Healing she faced an era inA really attractive and evocative artifact from the abolitionist era under William Wilberforce. Prior to The Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, many abolitionists and abolition supporters in both England and America found physical ways of connecting themselves to the cause. There were Staffordshire cups and tea spoons with anti slavery iconography all over England. And in America, one could buy a pitcher or basin commemorating the life and death of Elijah