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Sir Thomas More, or, Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects of Society

by Robert Southey

Level C1 · AdvancedPhilosophy8 chapters
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About this book

Engage in profound dialogues with the ghost of Sir Thomas More as he and a reflective author explore the challenges and hopes for society’s progress, balancing idealism with the cautious wisdom born from history’s revolutions and failures.

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Contents

8 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02COLLOQUY I.—THE INTRODUCTION.
03COLLOQUY II.—THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WORLD.
04COLLOQUY III.—THE DRUIDICAL STONES.—VISITATIONS OF PESTILENCE.
05COLLOQUY IV.—FEUDAL SLAVERY.—GROWTH OF PAUPERISM.
06COLLOQUY V.—DECAY OF THE FEUDAL SYSTEM.—EDWARD VI.—ALFRED.
07COLLOQUY XIV.—THE LIBRARY.
08COLLOQUY XV.—THE CONCLUSION.

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