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HomeResourcesJames Stephen: The Original “Aussie Battler” – Fighting for Justice

James Stephen: The Original “Aussie Battler” – Fighting for Justice

Published on: 31 Oct 2025
Author: Ed Loane

Speaker: Ed Loane

2025 Library Day Lectures – Lecture 7

Ed Loane presents the extraordinary life of James Stephen, the legal mind behind the abolition of the slave trade and an early defender of justice in the colonies. Known for his courage and conviction, Stephen bridged faith and law in pursuit of social righteousness. This lecture explores his influence on British policy and his indirect impact on the moral direction of early Sydney.

James Stephen: The Original “Aussie Battler” — Fighting for Justice - Ed Loane

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