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William Brock (1807–1875), was the first minister of Bloomsbury Chapel in Central London (1848–72), an abolitionist, biographer and supporter of missionary causes.

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William Brock

Minister of Bloomsbury Chapel (1807–1875)

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About William Brock

William Brock (1807–1875), was the first minister of Bloomsbury Chapel in Central London (1848–72), an abolitionist, biographer and supporter of missionary causes.

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Occupation: abolitionist
Born: 1807

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1875

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