The complete online text of Sir Thomas More, or, Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects of Society by Robert Southey.

Robert Southey (Byron correctly, if scathingly, rhymed the name with "mouthey") presents a paradox. Arguably the most prolific, inventive, and diversified of the English Romantics, he was early regarded as the leader of the "Lake School" of radical poets...

Robert Southey, today the least known of the Romantic "Lake Poets," was originally the most prominent. He was also among the most prolific figures of his generation. Having written five major epics and hundreds of shorter poems--ballads, historical piece...

Unlike most of the English Romantics, who wrote predominantly either in verse or in prose, Robert Southey--like his friend and brother-in-law Samuel Taylor Coleridge and, to some extent, Walter Scott--was both poet and prose writer and one as fully as th...

Sir Thomas More Presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. March 9--November 2, 2005. Directed by Robert Delamare. Designed by Simon Higlett. Lighting by Wayne Dowdeswell. Fights by Terry King. With Michelle Butterly (Doll Williamson, Poor Woman), Ian Drysdale...

Monarch Notes 01-01-1963 Critical Commentary The dust of neglect has never settled on Thomas More's Utopia, not at any time during the four-hundred years the book has existed, and the dust has not been kept away by only dutiful scholarly reading. Delighted curiosity has...