by his resurrection, of an eternal life. On 23 May 1866 he proposed the embodiment in the constitution of the British and Foreign Unitarian Association of a 'recognition of the special divine mission and authority, as a religious teacher, of Jesus Christ,' which was met by carrying the previous question. Works A list of twenty-two of his publications (1833–70) is given by J. Gordon, including: Harmony of Science and Revelation, 1839. Funeral Sermon for John Kentish, 1853. Exposition of Unitarian Views of Christianity, 1854. Miracles the Credentials of the Christ, 1863. References Attribution 19th-century Unitarian clergy English Unitarian ministers 1804 births 1876 deaths People from Bridgnorth Clergy from Shropshire 19th-century English clergy Alumni of Harris Manchester College, Oxford