Excerpt from The Life of Frederick Denison Maurice, Vol. 2 of 2: Chiefly Told in His Own Letters

1849, Latter Half - Remembrances Of F. D. M. At This Time By Professor Brentano And Others - The Meetings With Working Men Resumed - Tendency Towards Cooperation - Letter From Student On Newspaper Attacks - Mayhew's Letters On 'London Labour And The London Poor - Letter To Mr. Hort On Question Of Future Punishment - Period Of Hesitation Before Committing Himself To Action - 1850 - Beginning Of The Co-operative Movement - The Name Christian Socialist - Letter To Mr. Hort On A Course Of Philosophical Reading - Practical Difficulties And Action On Them - Explanation Of Objects And Views Of Christian Socialists; Letters, 1849, continued: - ; Maurice to Ludlow, on Christian Communism; Maurice to Ludlow, on the work of the State and the Church in reference to Communism; An old Pupil of Maurice's to a Professor at King's College, on the attacks of the religious journals on Maurice Maurice to Hare, on the appointment to the Divinity Chair at Cambridge; Maurice to Mr. F. J. A. Hort, on Eternal Punishment, and God's Redemption of mankind; Maurice to Ludlow, opposing the formation of a Health League Maurice to Ludlow, on Sidney Herbert's emigration scheme; 1850; Maurice to Kingsley, with New Year's greeting. on competition, and the 'Saint's Tragedy'; Maurice to Ludlow, on a series of tracts on Christian Socialism; Maurice to D. Macmillan, on the same subject Maurice to Kingsley, on a Chartist poet, and on co-operation; Maurice to F. J. A. Hort, on a course of philosophical reading

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