degrees he abandoned the distinctive Anglican tenets, and in his work The Religion of the Universe, he aimed to divest religion of most of its supernatural elements. Major writings were: The Anti-Calvinist, Warwick, 1800; 2nd ed. London, 1801. Religion without Cant, &c., 1801. The Guide to Immortality, &c., 1804, 3 vols. (a digest of the four gospels). A Body of Theology, &c., 1807. The Religion of the Universe, &c., 1836; 3rd ed. Lond. and Edinb. 1864, (with additions from his manuscripts). A Lecture delivered on Opening the Chapel … in Beaumont Square, 1841. Common-sense Truths, &c., 1844. Fellowes translated from the Latin John Milton's Familiar Epistles and Second Defence of the People of England for an 1806 edition. Some of his publications were issued under the pseudonym Philalethes A.M. Oxon. References Attribution 1771 births 1847 deaths People from Shotesham English philanthropists Alumni of St Mary Hall, Oxford 19th-century English writers English editors 19th-century English Anglican priests Burials at Kensal Green Cemetery