What books were written by Sir Thomas More?

Answer 1

Catholic AnswerSaint Thomas More wrote Utopia.

from Modern Catholic Dictionary by John A. Hardon, S.J. Doubleday & Co., Inc. Garden City, NY 1980 Utopia. Any imaginary state who inhabitants live under perfect circumstances; ideal commonwealths described by Plato, Bacon, and St. Thomas More in his book Utopia; in an invidious sense, any visionary reform without consideration of man's human weaknesses and defects.

Answer 2

Although Moore was an Irish Catholic and the son of a Dublin grocer, Moore became the fashionable versifier of Regency England. His Irish Melodies, published between 1807 and 1834 with accompanying music (some of the tunes by Moore himself), were an immense success, and for many years his wit, charm, liberalism, and singing voice made him a brilliant figure in literary and social circles, especially among the aristocratic Whig reformers. The same qualities made him one of Byron's closest friends.

He wrote numerous satires, lampoons, and prose pieces. He is chiefly remembered, however, for the Oriental verse romance Lalla Rookh (1817), which achieved a great European success; his fine Life of Byron (1830); and for a handful of songs--most of them in the tradition of amatory gallantry that goes back to the seventeenth century Cavaliers-- that have one their way into the repertory that is sung around the piano on a social evening.

Popular Poems After the Battle All In a Family Way Alone in Crowds to Wander On An Argument An Expostulation to Lord King

Answer 3

The book Thomas More wrote about utopia...is called "Utopia". It was published in 1516.

Answer 4

Sir Thomas More wrote the following books: Utopia, A Merry Jest, Letter to Brixius, A Dialogue Concerning Heresies, Apology, and The Answer to a Poisoned Book.