The Clapham Sect

Stephen Tompkins' "The Clapham Sect" delves into the history of a group of influential Christians in 18th-century England.

The book explores their social and political activism, particularly their role in the abolition of the slave trade.

Tompkins examines their religious beliefs and their impact on British society and beyond.

The work provides valuable insights into the intersection of faith, social reform, and political action.

It highlights the significance of the Clapham group's collective efforts in shaping the moral landscape of their time.