HENRY WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. HENRY WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. HENRY WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. To you alone, who have known me so long, and who love me so well, could I venture to offer a trifle like this. But you will recognise the author in his work, and take pleasure in the recognition. To you alone, who have known me so long, and who love me so well, could I venture to offer a trifle like this. But you will recognise the author in his work, and take pleasure in the recognition. To you alone, who have known me so long, and who love me so well, could I venture to offer a trifle like this. But you will recognise the author in his work, and take pleasure in the recognition. J. H. N. J. H. N. J. H. N. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. It is hardly necessary to say that the following Tale is a simple fiction from beginning to end. It has little in it of actual history, and not much claim to antiquarian research; yet it has required more reading than may appear at first sight. It is an attempt to imagine and express, from a Catholic point of view, the feelings and mutual relations of Christians and heathens at the period to which it belongs, and it has been undertaken as the nearest approach which the Author could make to a more important work suggested to him from a high ecclesiastical quarter. September 13, 1855. September 13, 1855. September 13, 1855. POSTSCRIPTS TO LATER EDITIONS. POSTSCRIPTS TO LATER EDITIONS.
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