A most pleasant, fruitful, and witty

Work of the best State of a Public Weal, and of
the new Isle called

Utopia;

Written in Latin by the Right Worthy and
Famous SIR THOMAS MORE, Knight,
and translated into English by RAPHE
ROBINSON. A. D. 1551.

A new Edition;

With copious Notes, (including
the whole of Dr. Warner's) and a
Biographical and Literary Introduction.

BY THE

REV. T. F. DIBDIN, F. S. A.

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AUTHOR OF AN INTRODUCTION TO THE KNOWLEdge of
THE BEST EDITIONS OF THE GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS."

"The Romance of the Utopia has a very common fate upon it-to be
more known and admired all the world over, than here at home."
BURNET.

VOL. II.

London, 1808. Printed by William Bulmer, at the Shak-
speare Press, Cleveland - Row, for WILLIAM MILLER,
Bookseller and Publisher, in Albemarle-Street.

THE

COMMONWEALTH OF UTOPIA.*

Book the Second.

VOL. II.

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