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Utopia by Thomas More

Thomas More was the son of Sir John More and Agnes Graunger, both prominent merchant families in London. He was the second of seven children. More studied at St. Anthony's school, London, Canterbury College, Oxford, and Newe Inne at the Inns of Court (for legal training). He also served for a time at the court of Cardinal John Morton, Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Chancellor.

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