More's Utopia, tr. by R. Robynson, pr. from the 2nd ed., 1556. To which is prefixed The life of sir Thos. More by W. Roper, repr. from Hearne's ed., 1716. Ed., with intr., notes by J.R. Lumby |
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... wealth from his example . Of those who break their laws they make bondmen but leave them not without hope that by a return to good conduct they may regain their liberty . The laws in Utopia are few , because it is against all right and ...
... wealth from his example . Of those who break their laws they make bondmen but leave them not without hope that by a return to good conduct they may regain their liberty . The laws in Utopia are few , because it is against all right and ...
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... wealth in that necessitie ) immediatly girded about him his phylosophicall cloke , and began to rolle , and tumble up and downe hether and thether upon the hille syde , that lieth adjoyninge to the citie , his great barrel or tunne ...
... wealth in that necessitie ) immediatly girded about him his phylosophicall cloke , and began to rolle , and tumble up and downe hether and thether upon the hille syde , that lieth adjoyninge to the citie , his great barrel or tunne ...
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... wealth of my native countrey : yet I seing every sort , and kynde of people in theire vocation , and degree busilie occu- pied about the common wealthes affaires : and especially learned men dayly putting forth in writing newe ...
... wealth of my native countrey : yet I seing every sort , and kynde of people in theire vocation , and degree busilie occu- pied about the common wealthes affaires : and especially learned men dayly putting forth in writing newe ...
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... wealth , welniegh after a yeres space , whiche I am sure you looked for within a 5 moneth and a halfe . And no marveil . For you knewe well ynough that I was alreadye disbourdened of all the laboure and studye belongynge to the ...
... wealth , welniegh after a yeres space , whiche I am sure you looked for within a 5 moneth and a halfe . And no marveil . For you knewe well ynough that I was alreadye disbourdened of all the laboure and studye belongynge to the ...
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... wealth . But their charges in all places of the lande is not borne alike . For in some partes that which is bestowed upon them is gathered of almes . And thoughe that waye be uncertein , yet the people be so ful of mercy and pitie ...
... wealth . But their charges in all places of the lande is not borne alike . For in some partes that which is bestowed upon them is gathered of almes . And thoughe that waye be uncertein , yet the people be so ful of mercy and pitie ...
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