Utopia

Thomas, Saint More

Essays
Book language: English
98 pages

"Utopia" is a philosophical fiction and political dialogue by Thomas More, published in Latin in 1516. It describes the customs, laws, and institutions of an imaginary island commonwealth, contrasting them with the Europe of his time. It is worth listening to for its influential vision of a just society and its enduring questions about property and governance.

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Utopia
Contents
UTOPIA
INTRODUCTION
DISCOURSES OF RAPHAEL HYTHLODAY, OF THE BEST STATE OF A COMMONWEALTH
OF THEIR TOWNS, PARTICULARLY OF AMAUROT
OF THEIR MAGISTRATES
OF THEIR TRADES, AND MANNER OF LIFE
OF THEIR TRAFFIC
OF THE TRAVELLING OF THE UTOPIANS
OF THEIR SLAVES, AND OF THEIR MARRIAGES
OF THEIR MILITARY DISCIPLINE
OF THE RELIGIONS OF THE UTOPIANS
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Utopia

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