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SIR THOMAS MORE
A GREAT RENAISSANCE THINKER
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Thomas More
Thomas More was born February 7th, 1478.
He was born on Milk Street, London.
He became a barrister in 1501.
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MORE ACCOMPLISHED A LOT IN HIS LIFE
More was a social philosopher, author, statesman, and well-known humanist.
More defended the Catholic Church and king Henry VIII.
More helped establish the parliamentary privilege of free speech.
He also helped King Henry VIII in writing his defense of seven sacraments.
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UTOPIA
Sir Thomas More wrote the book Utopia.
Utopia was one of the first books to invoke the analogy between the great
voyages of discovery and discoveries of the mind.
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SIR THOMAS MORE WAS A HUMANIST
He believed in change.
He believed in change.
He believed in the right for women education.
He believed in the right for women education.
He faught against
He faught against the protest reformation.
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His Achievements have had a great impact on the modern world
The genre of Utopian is based mainly on society, what it is and how it
could improve.
He gave authors a new way to express their ideals
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More expressed his beliefs through his work
In his book, he develops the defects of his society
He then explains what changes could be made to redeem his society
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SIR THOMAS MORE
“ONE OF THE GREATEST PROBLEMS OF OUR TIME IS THAT MANY ARE SCHOOLED BUT FEW ARE EDUCATED.”
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WORK CITED
www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/3063220.Thomas_More
www.oregon.state.edu/philosopher/thomas-more
www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-we're-achievements/sirthomasmore
www.luminarium.org/renlit/morebio.htm
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