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Maurice, Frederick Denison

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Maurice, (John) Frederick Denison (1805–1872)

Anglican cleric from 1834, cofounder with Charles Kingsley of the Christian Socialist movement. He was deprived of his professorships in English history, literature, and divinity at King's College, London, because his Theological Essays (1853) attacked the doctrine of eternal punishment; he became professor of moral philosophy at Cambridge in 1866.



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