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F. D. Maurice

John Frederick Denison Maurice (29 August 1805 – 1 April 1872) was an English Anglican theologian, a prolific author, and one of the founders of Christian socialism. Since the Second World War, interest in Maurice has expanded. Provided by Wikipedia

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A dialogue between A. and B., two clergymen : on the doctrine of circumstances as it affects priests and people

by Maurice, Frederick Denison
Published 1850

G. Bell

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Introductory lecture

by Maurice, Frederick Denison
Published 1849

J.W. Parker

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Dialogue between Somebody (a person of respectability) and Nobody (the writer)

by Maurice, Frederick Denison
Published 1850

G. Bell

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Mediaeval philosophy, or, A treatise of moral and metaphysical philosophy : from the fifth to the fourteenth century

by Maurice, Frederick Denison
Published 1870

Macmillan

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An address to the clergy : : what Christian socialism has to do with the question which is now agitating the church

by Maurice, Frederick Denison
Published 1850

G. Bell

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Politics for the people

by Ludlow, John Malcolm Forbes
Published 1848

J.W. Parker

Other Authors: “...Maurice, Frederick Denison...”

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The Christian socialist : a journal of association

by Ludlow, John Malcolm Forbes
Published 1850

[J. Tupling, etc.]

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The saint's tragedy, or, The true story of Elizabeth of Hungary, landgravine of Thuringia, saint of the Romish calendar

by Kingsley, Charles
Published 1848

J.W. Parker

Other Authors: “...Maurice, Frederick Denison...”