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"'Into captivity they shall go'" February 24, 2007, Vol. 22, No. 7
'Into captivity they shall go'
COVER STORY | By Priya Abraham
The abolitionists’ lament is older than William Wilberforce—whose anti-slavery campaign brought transatlantic slavery to an end 200 years ago this month—but today 27 million people live on in captivity, their lives worth far less than any colonial era slave More >>
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Doing good
Russ Pulliam
Cover story |
Amazing Grace author Eric Metaxas uncovers William Wilberforce
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Old City sparks
Jill Nelson
Middle East |
Clashes over Jerusalem’s holy sites won’t cover rifts in negotiations
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Oscar madness
Megan Basham
Entertainment |
With the Oscar vote near, the odds are against movies most moviegoers like
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Politics matter
Russ Pulliam
Cover story |
Wilberforce may have kept White House aide Jay Hein off the putting green
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Pork hunter
Becky Perry
Politics |
Sen. Tom Coburn keeps up the lonely fight against congressional earmarks
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Slavery at your door
Jamie Dean
Cover story |
Human trafficking in the U.S. preys on often helpless victims
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Culture Beat
A lover and a fighter
Priya Abraham
Amazing Grace shows Wilberforce as devout Christian and shrewd politician
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City life
John Dawson
The Wire offers a gruesome depiction of urban crime
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Bestselling books
Barack Obama
Four nonfiction bestsellers
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Waiting for my refund
Joel Belz
And wishing that Uncle Sam made things a lot simpler
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Joy in the battle
John Piper
Abolition and the roots of public justice
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Inside the tornado
Marvin Olasky
Overwhelming damage, overwhelming grace
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