Reading progress update: I've read 314 out of 652 pages.
Hague only spent 14 pages on Pitt's involvement in the abolition of slavery.
14 teeny tiny pages.
One of the shortest chapters in the book so far.
I can only surmise that he left the details for his subsequent book on William Wilberforce, which I will read, too, at some point because I am enjoying Hague's writing quite a lot. (And that's something I'd never thought I'd say!)
Here's hoping Hague goes into more detail about Pitt's stance on Ireland.
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