More: Utopia (1685 Burnet Translation)
Utopia
Thomas More; trans. Gilbert Burnet
English
Thomas More 1516 · published 1516
242 pages
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Is a perfect society possible, or is the 'commonwealth' merely a conspiracy of the rich? Join Thomas More and the mysterious traveler Raphael Hythloday as they navigate the radical landscape of Utopia—a world without private property, greed, or the gallows. This 1685 translation by Gilbert Burnet captures the biting wit and subversive genius of a text that challenged the foundations of Western civilization.
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