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seeker | 12:22 Mon 03rd Sep 2001 | People & Places
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Where is the statue of William Wilberforce, the anti-slavery campaigner? In view of this week's calls for the UK to apologise for slavery, does his work get enough international recognition?
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There is an article answering your question on Answerbank - just click article 1747
13:14 Wed 05th Sep 2001
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There is a Wilberforce museum in Hull, where he was the local MP. I believe there is a statue outside William Wilberforce also gave his name to one of the four "Houses" of the Hull Grammar School
15:38 Wed 05th Sep 2001
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There is a gigantic statue of Wm Wilberforce at the East end of Queens Gardens in Hull in fonrt of the College of Further Education. The statue is about 150 feet high.
23:38 Sun 07th Jul 2002

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