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UTOPIA:

Originally written in Latin by

Sir THOMAS MORE,

CHANCELLOR

OF

ENGLAND:

Translated into English.

A row of four small decorative typographic ornaments or fleurons.

LONDON,

Printed for Richard Chiswell, and

to be sold by George Powell across from

original: "over against," an archaic term meaning situated directly opposite

Lincoln's Inn Gate in

Chancery Lane, 1684.