UtopiaOriginally published in 1879, and reprinted numerous times, this book presents the complete English text of Thomas More's Utopia, together with a glossary and detailed textual notes. An introduction and biography of More are also included. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in More's writings and political philosophy in general. |
Contents
UTOPIA | |
Table of Dates of the Principal Events in the Life | |
First edition 1879 | iii |
Titlepage p 1 Translators Dedication p | 2 |
Epistle to Peter Giles p | 10 |
Giles Epistle to Buslyde p 166 A Meter of iiii | 172 |
First published 1879 | 184 |
239 | |
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Common terms and phrases
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