Hodges
GEORGE, an American theologian, born in Rome, N. Y., in 1856. graduated from Hamilton College in 1877. After serving as rector in Calvary Church in Pittsburgh, he was appointed dean of the Episcopal Theological School at Cambridge, Mass. He became widely known as a writer on theall his time to the writing of novels. ological and economic subjects. Among These attracted a wide sale, although they were little noticed by the critics.
Among them are "God's Outcast" (1898); "Who Shall Judge" (1910); "In Self-Defense" (1914).