books by St. Thomas More

books by St. Thomas More

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St. Thomas More

Utopia (Selected Works of St. Thomas More Series)

St. Thomas More

Yale University Press, 1964

Literary Garden of Eden
This was required reading for a graduate course in the Humanities. A great story and important historical work in literature. History of Utopia begins with Thomas Moore's book in 1516 he coins the phrase Utopia. Ideal societies have been around before like Garden of ...

The History of King Richard III and Selections from the English and Latin Poems (Selected Works of St. Thomas ...
St. Thomas More

Yale University Press, 1976

Prose "History of Richard III," written about 1513, was source and inspiration for Shakespeare's play. Also contains 5 English poems and English translations of 45 Latin poems. From Yale Selected Works of St. Thomas More edition.

Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation

St. Thomas More

Yale University Press, 1977

One of More's Last Works
Among More's last works, "A Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation" is one of his most important. There are scholarly editions, from Yale and the University of Indiana Press, and there are popular editions from Everyman and Septer that are available. More ...

The Yale Edition of the Complete Works of St. Thomas More: Volume 8, Parts I-III, The Confutation of ...
St. Thomas More

Yale University Press, 1973

The English poems (c. 1492-1494) are lively and experimental works, written at a time when English poetry was in its doldrums. This collection includes verses for a series of painted hangings in More`s father`s house, a lament for Queen Elizabeth, wife of Henry VII, traditional and sober Fortune verses.

Utopia
St. Thomas More

Yale University Press, 1978

Published by Yale University, these selected works of St. Thomas More are edited with introduction and notes by Edward Surtz. Thomas More's Utopia, from its first appearance in 1516, has been one of the germinal works in Western Thought and remains even today stimulating and constroversial. Notes in this volume are provided as explanatory comments ...