John Newton: From Disgrace to Amazing Grace
John Newton is one of the most important and influential men of the 18th century. His famous conversion during a storm at sea lead to his new role as a social reformer and key figure in the abolition of slavery. In this book, Jonathan Aitken discovers the man, his motivation and beliefs.
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A Spiritual Upbringing
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First Steps in Love and Seafaring
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Copyright
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