The Utopia Of Sir Thomas More
Publisher: The Macmillan Company
Published: 1912
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Preface vii; title: Introduction : page; title: I. The Life of Sir Thomas More xi; title: II. The Early Editions of the Utopia xxxiii; title: III. The Utopia as a First Fruit of the Renaissance in England xxxvi; title: IV. The Literary Art shown in the Utopia xliv; title: V. The Purpose of the Utopia iii; title: VI. Ralph Robynson and his Translation lvi; title: Title-page op the First Edition of Robynson's Translation; title: Robynson's Dedicatory Letter to Cecil 1; title: More's Letter to Giles 8; title: The Utopia :; title: The First Book 17; title: The Second Book :; title: A General Account of the Island 86; title: Of the Cities, and Namely of Amaurote 91; title: Of the Magistrates 96; title: Of Sciences, Crafts, and Occupations 99; title: Of their Living and Mutual Conversation Together 108; title: Of their Journeying or Travelling Abroad, with; title: Divers Other Matters 118; title: Of Bondmen, Sick Persons, Wedlock, and Divers Other Matters 155; title: Of Warfare 170; title: Of the Religions in Utopia 187; title: Hythloday's Conclusion 209; title: More's Conclusion 216; title: Appendix :; title: The Translator to the Gentle Reader 221; title: Giles' Letter to Busleyde 224; title: A Metre of Four Verses in the Utopian Tongue 229; title: A Short Metre of Utopia, written by Aneinolius 230; title: Gerard Noviomage of Utopia 231; title: Cornelius Graphey to the Reader 231; title: Notes 233; title: Glossary 311; title: Analytical Index 317