Our Authorized Bible Vindicated - Benjamin G. Wilkinson

Dr. Hort falls under the influence of
Maurice, Coleridge, Winer, and Comte
Hort writes to Dr. Harold Brown, (Bishop of
Eli), November 8, 1871:
“Moreover, Mr. Maurice has been a dear friend
of mine for twenty-three years, and I have been
deeply influenced by his books.”[11]
Frederick Maurice, the son of a Unitarian
minister, and brilliant student at Oxford and
Cambridge Universities, became a clergyman in
the Church of England. He had a commanding
influence upon the leaders of his day, especially
upon Dr. Hort. Maurice was dismissed from his
position as principal of King’s College, London, on
charges of heresy.
Hort’s son says of his father:
“In undergraduate days, if not before, he came
under the spell of Coleridge.”[12]
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