Biographical profile.

Lessons from the life of a sixteenth-century lawyer.

Portrait, biographical profile, "Prayer of St. Thomas More," links.

Complete online text of the book by John Farrow. With portrait.

Links to texts, courses, biographies, organizations, and images.

A review of Peter Ackroyd's book "The Life of Thomas More."

Hypertext biography of the Renaissance English author and Catholic martyr. At Luminarium.

By William Roper, More's son-in-law. 117K.

Portrait and short biography of the English statesman. Also Erasmus's description.

Biographical sketch of their patron saint.

Portrait, short biography.

From the Richard III Society, American Branch.

From the book "Lives of Saints," published by John J. Crawley.

Apostolic letter, issued motu proprio, by Pope John Paul II. Includes biographical information on the saint, lauded even in his own lifetime as a model of moral integrity and devotion to justice.

Illustrated profile, with links. Also a reading from a letter that More wrote to his beloved daughter Margaret while he was in prison.

Profile of St. Thomas More.

Speech presented to a Schiller Institute conference. Delves into More's idea of law and his ideal of the king.

Winner of an essay contest for teens. John Griffin tells why, if he could travel through time to meet someone, it would be More.

More is proof that even lawyers can get to heaven.

Timeline, links.

Part of a course at Oregon State University on the history of Western philosophy. Portrait of More, brief biography, timeline, links, bibliography.

Short, pious hagiography of the Third Order Franciscan.

Lengthy biographical article on the Lord Chancellor and author. In the 11th edition (1911). Some scanner errors.