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In the Steps of William Wilberforce: Heroes Known and Unknown

In the Steps of William Wilberforce: Heroes Known and Unknown is a Sponsored Report prepared by The Washington Times Advocacy Department and Essentials in Education (EIE).

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"Gin Lane" by British printmaker, Bishop William Hogarth, reflects England's troubled society in the late 18th century.

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Jessica and her brother in front of the statue of William Wilberforce in the home that Wilberforce grew up in at Hull, England where Jessica did some of her research.

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Chuck Colson leading a group of Centurions.

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Evangelist Billy Graham: A modern day Wilberforce who addressed societal ills and issues

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Dr. Jerry Falwell's passion for people

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Adam Plummer

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Congressman Frank Wolf

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Defending religious freedom: Seamus Hasson

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Professor Robby George

Professor Robby George: A man of engaging ideas

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Ronald Reagan spoke truth about the Evil Empire

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Pope John Paul II (center, in red boots) prays with a group of skiers before heading down a slope in this 1984 file photo. (CNS photo from the Vatican) (Feb. 10, 2005)

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The Shai Fund: Bringing help and hope to Iraq's displaced Christians

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Improving the college culture: Matt Bennett

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Chicago Hope Academy's Bob Muzikowski (Courtesy Chicago Hope Academy)

Chicago's inspiring Bob Muzikowski

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Chaplain Wes Modder

William Wilberforce: The Courage of Chaplain Wes Modder

By by Mike Berry

Government leaders taking a strong stand

By by Lea Carawan

Hernando de Soto's quest for justice

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Glenn Beck explaining that Europe is on fire politically and how this is coming to the U. S.

Doing what the rest of the media should be doing

By Frank J. Gaffney and Jr.

Getting the messaging right: Sheila Weber

By Chuck Stetson

William Wilberforce: Loving our communities: Jeff Pishney

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In the Steps of William Wilberforce: Heroes Known and Unknown: Download the Sponsored Report prepared by The Washington Times Advocacy Department and Essentials in Education (EIE) available in the June 5, 2015, edition of The Washington Times. (1.9 MB)

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