Friendship with William Wilberforce
Poet involved
What happened
Hannah More formed a close friendship with William Wilberforce, a prominent social reformer and abolitionist, in the late 18th century in London, England. Their shared commitment to social justice and moral reform fostered a strong bond that influenced both their works. This friendship provided More with a supportive network and further inspired her advocacy for social change.
Literary impact
The collaboration and discussions with Wilberforce enriched More's understanding of social issues, which she reflected in her writings. Their friendship exemplified the interconnectedness of literature and social reform during this period, reinforcing More's role as a key figure in both spheres.
Source: Wikipedia
