Original letters and instructions from Thomas More provide authentic historical insight and spiritual wisdom
Scholar Stephen Smith's commentary guides readers through themes of duty, virtue, and faith
Engaging exploration of life and death, offering comfort and reflection for all readers
Paperback format for easy handling and portability
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In July of 1535, the English statesman and writer Thomas More was brought to trial, found guilty of malicious treason against King Henry VIII, and beheaded. “I die the King’s good servant,” he declared in his final words, “and God’s first.” But in the course of his fifteen-month imprisonment in the Tower of London, this “man for all