In this book, Thomas Binney presents a biographical sketch of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, a prominent British abolitionist and politician of the nineteenth century. Binney's study provides a detailed account of Buxton's life, including his work for the anti-slavery movement and his political career. The book is suitable for young men who seek to be inspired by the example of a great man who made a difference in the world.

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