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My current research is about late-nineteenth century economic and religious 
thought in Britain. I came to this topic almost by accident, although I now 
realise that Boyd Hilton's book The Age of Atonement (about the first half 
of the nineteenth century) is full of indications for research in that 
field. 
 
Ian Steedman has written interesting articles about the Unitarian P.H. 
Wicksteed, but I haven't come across anything bearing on the Economic 
Review and the role of Charles Gore's Christian Social Union in economic 
thought. I know of only very few references to Wilfrid Richmond's "Economic 
Morals" and "Christian Economics", and to the best of my knowledge 
Cunningham's economics have only been studied in relation to Marshall's, 
but never to the Church of England. 
 
Can anyone in the list indicate if I am wrong? I would be very grateful for 
any reference to articles (including old ones, not mentionned in online 
databases), unpublished PhDs, chapters of books... I welcome any discussion 
about this on or off list. 
 
Julien Vincent 
Jesus College, Cambridge (UK) 
 
 
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