WILLIAM FREND (SOCIAL REFORMER)
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'William Frend' (1757-1841) was a clergyman, social reformer and writer.
Frend left the Church of England, in which he had been ordained, to become a Unitarian. As a result of his activities, particularly his pamphlet ''Peace and Union'', he was prosecuted in the vice-chancellor’s court at Cambridge, where one of his supporters was Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and was forced to leave the university.
★ ''Peace and Union Recommended to the Associated Bodies of Republicans and Anti-Republicans'' (1793)
Frend left the Church of England, in which he had been ordained, to become a Unitarian. As a result of his activities, particularly his pamphlet ''Peace and Union'', he was prosecuted in the vice-chancellor’s court at Cambridge, where one of his supporters was Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and was forced to leave the university.
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★ ''Peace and Union Recommended to the Associated Bodies of Republicans and Anti-Republicans'' (1793)
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