Utopia, Tr. by G. Burnet. to This Ed. Is Added, a Short Account of Sir Thomas More's Life and Trial.

Dive into the world of Sir Thomas More's "Utopia," a seminal work of political philosophy and social commentary. This edition, translated by G. Burnet and revised by T. Williamson, offers readers a meticulously corrected and updated version of More's classic text. Included is a short account of Sir Thomas More's life and trial, providing historical context to this enduring work.

"Utopia" explores the concept of an ideal society, critiquing the political and social structures of 16th-century Europe through the lens of a fictional island nation. More's work raises profound questions about justice, governance, and the human condition, making it a timeless exploration of humanity's aspirations and shortcomings. This revised edition makes More's masterpiece accessible to a new generation of readers.

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