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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1987. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 111 pp. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Lettera da Vicenza (1 gennaio 1987)" by Marialisa Bertagnoni. 2 - "Il Processo di Tommaso Moro, tr. Marialisa Bertagnoni (G. M.)" by E. E. Reynolds. 3 - "Thomas More's View of Politics as a Profession" by Yoshinori Suzuki. 4 - "Caricature in More's Confutation" by Richard F. Hardin. 5 - "Comfort through Dialogue: More's Response to Tribulation" by Howard B. Norland. 6 - "La canonisation de Thomas More: reportage d'un agnostique" by Francoise de Cambolas. 7 - "Raymond Wilson Chambers (1874-1942)" by Caroline Chabot. 8 - "Coups d'oeil sur nos revues-soeurs" by Germain Marc'hadour. 8 - "St. Thomas More: Utopia, translated and annotated by John Sheehan, S. J. and John P. Donnelly, S. J." by Elizabeth McCutcheon. 9 - "The Life of Sir Thomas par William Roper en trois langues" by Renate Sander-Regier. 10 - "Bishop Joseph Hall and Protestant Meditation in Seventeenth Century England (G. M.)" by Frank Livingstone Huntley. 11 - "Le Cas Briconnet: L'eveque Guillaume Briconnet (1470-1534), de Michel Veissiere" by Leon-E. Halkin. 12 - "Resumes des articles anglais" by Caroline Chabot et G. M. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1987. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 115 pp. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Humanism in the Tudor Jestbook" by Anne Lake Prescott. 2 - "Baring Some Facts" by Charles Clay Doyle. 3 - "Richard Hunne Revisited (Damien Grace)" by Sybil M. Jack. 4 - "Musik in Humanismus und Renaissance (Leeman L. Perkins)" edited by Walter Ruegg and Annegrit Schmitt. 5 - "The Answer to a Poisoned Book (CW11), Ed. Stephen Merriam Foley & Clarence H. Miller (Walter M. Gordon)" by Thomas More. 6 - "The Yale Newsletter" by Clarence H. Miller. 7 - "More's Martyrdom in Light of the South English Legendary (G. M.)" by Klaus P. Jankofsky. 8 - "Thomas More in Turkey" by Mina Urgan. 8 - "Lollard Themes in the Reformation Theology of William Tyndale and James D. Tracy, ed., Luther and the Modern State in Germany (Anne M. O'Donnell, S. N. D.)" by Donald D. Smeeton. 9 - "Report on the Tyndale Project" by Anne M. O'Donnell. 10 - "Anne Boleyn (Thomas Merriam)" by E. W. Ives. 11 - "Fragmenta Moreana (A. D. 1983-84)" by Germain Marc'hadour. 12 - "Ephemerides Moreanae (A. D. 1985-87)" by Elaine Zajano. 13 - "Cristoph Martin Wieland on Sir Thomas More" by Hans Peter Heinrich. 14 - "Colet's Commentary on First Corinthians (Leland Miles)" edited by Bernard O'Kelly and Catherine Jarrot. 15 - "The Elizabethan Theatre and The Book of Sir Thomas More (Franklin B. Williams)" by Scott McMillin. 16 - "Thomas More in Slovenia" by Lilijana Znidarsic. 17 - "Thomas More in the Works of Urbain Chevreau" by Christopher Smith. 18 - "Erasmus' Annotations on the New Testament (Ralph Keen)" by Erika Rummel. 19 - "Gordon Rupp (1910-1986)" by Benjamin Drewery. 20 - "English Anticlericalism and the Henrician Reformation" by Seymour B. House. 21 - "The Court of Star Chamber and its Records to the Reign of Elizabeth I (Seymour B. House)" by John A. Guy. 22 - "Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Bononiensis (Seymour B. House)" edited by R. J. Schoeck. 23 - "Thomas More and U.S. Politicians" by Seymour B. House. 24 - "Two English Bishops on Two English Martyrs" by Cardinal G. B. Hume and Bishop Gordon Wheeler. 25 - "William Gilpin and Holbein's More" by Jacques Gury. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1990. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 120 pp. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Erasmian Folly and Shakespeare's King Lear" by John Evans. 2 - "The Morean Counsellor in Shakespeare's Last Plays" by Peter Milward. 3 - "More's Utopia as Commonplaced in Edward Pudsey's Booke (circa 1600)" by Elizabeth McCutcheon. 4 - "Les Paradoxes d'Utopia" by Lorenzo Rossetti. 5 - "Seven New Letters from Sir Thomas More" by Hubertus Schulte Herbruggen. 6 - "Soutenance de these de Jacques Gury" by Marie-Therese Jones-Davies. 7 - "Regards sur l'ailleurs et sur l'avenir" by Jacques Gury. 8 - "Echos de More chez Heinrich Heine" by Germain Marc'hadour. 8 - "Le Thomas More de Reinhold Schneider" by Germain Marc'hadour. 9 - "The Princeton Alciati Companion (Sandra Sider)" by William Heckscher. 10 - "Juan Luis Vives: Early Writings (Daniel Kinney)" edited by C. Matheeussen, C. Fantazzi and E. George. 11 - "Thomas More dans le collimateur de Madame Montalant" by Germain Marc'hadour. 12 - "Erasmus Grandescens (Nicolaas van der Blom)" by R. J. Schoeck. 13 - "Thomas Morus Academie" by Frans J. H. Vosman. 14 - "English Ethical Socialism: Thomas More to R. H. Tawney (Rosemary Rendel)" by Norman Dennis and A. H. Halsey. 15 - "Sir Thomas Wyatt: A Literary Portrait (GM)" by H. A. Mason. 16 - "The Education of Thomas More's Daughters (James E. McGoldrick)" by Elizabeth McCutcheon. 17 - "Utopia: Edition Mexicaine" by Germain Marc'hadour. 18 - "La loi dans l'Utopie" by Jacques Doyon. 19 - "Ephemerides Moreanae" by Patrick O'Neill et G. M. 20 - "Thomas Morus Jahrbuch 1989 (Ralph Keen)" by Hermann Boventer. 21 - "Thomas More Institute sans Thomas More?" by Germain Marc'hadour. 22 - "Librorum Annuntiationes". . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1993. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 120 - pages plus loosely laid in index to volume XXIX. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Editorial Letter" by Clare M. Murphy. 2 - "Sir Thomas More: A Tragedy by James Hurdis" by Albert J. Geritz. 3 - "Lettre de Thomas More a sa femme, 3 septembre 1529", "Le Dialogue du Reconfort au peril des interpretes", "Saint Thomas More and Conscience", "Emile Telle, Sequence morerasmienne", "L'Angleterre mobilisee contre Luther (1521-29)", "The Divorce Tracts of Henry VIII through the prism of twelve reviews", "Christiane d'Haussy, ed., Saints et Saintete: hier et aujourd'hui", "L'Utopie a 80.000 Livres sterling", "Francis Orhant, Bartolome de Las Casas: un colonisateur saisi par l'Evangile" by Germain Marc'hadour. 4 - "Our Most Illustrious Parishioner (CMM)" by Leighton Thomson. 5 - "An English Martyr, Tower of London, 1535" by Philip Martin. 6 - "New and Selected Poems (A. D. Cousins)" by Philip Martin. 7 - "The New Republic: A Commentary on Book I of More's Utopia Showing its Relation to Plato's Republic (Aleksander Pavkovic)" by Colin Starnes. 8 - "Thomas More: Un homme pour toutes les saisons (Michaele Gauduchon)" by Germain Marc'hadour. 8 - "The Stripping of the Altars: Traditional Religion in England C.1400-c. 1580 (Robert Ombres, O.P.)" by Eamon Duffy. 9 - "Lodovico Guicciardini (1521-1589): Actes du Colloque International des 28, 29 et 30 mars 1990 (Istvan Bejczy)" edited by Pierre Jodogne. 10 - "The Harvest of Humanism in Central Europe: Essays in Honor of Lewis W. Spitz (Charles E. Daniel)" edited by Manfred P. Fleischer. 11 - "Religion and Culture in the Renaisance and Reformation (Seymour B. House)" edited by Steven Ozment. 12 - "In Memoriam: Thea Bowman" by Monica Plant. 13 - "In Memoriam: Jean-Pierre Ouvrard Resumes" by Marie-Claude Rousseau. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1991. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 120 - pages plus loosely laid in index to volume XXVII. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Interpretes de Thomas More (avec introduction de Georges Chantraine)" by Hans Urs von Balthasar & Adrienne von Speyr. 2 - "Promocion humana y Utopia" by Maurice Beuchot. 3 - "Las Utopias en el mundo hispanico" by Francisco Lopez Estrada. 4 - "Raymond Wilson Chambers" by Germain Marc'hadour. 5 - "Brother Louis Schuster (mort le 25 avril 1989)" by Germain Marc'hadour. 6 - "Tomas Moro y su Dialogo de la Fortaleza contra la Tribulacion" by Esteban Pujals. 7 - "Thomas More and His Circle: The International Congress on Medieval Studies 1990" by Albert J. Geritz. 8 - "La Vie de Messire Gaspar de Colligny Admiral de France (Harriet Dorothy Rothschild)" by Francois Hotman. 8 - "Erasme et More dans le prisme de S. Jerome" by Roland Galibois. 9 - "Index des livres interdits, III: Index de Venise 1549; Venise et Milan 1554 (James V. Mehl)" by J. M. de Bujanda. 10 - "Bibliographie de l'Humanisme des Anciens Pays-Bas. Supplement 1970-1985 (Franz Bierlaire)" edited by Marcus De Schepper. 11 - "Erasmus and his Catholic Critics, Vols. I & II (Daniel Kinney)" by Erika Rummel. 12 - "L'Orazione della Immacolata G. M.)" by Francesco Della Rovere. 13 - "Erasmiana Lovaniensia (G. M.)" by Chr. Coppens, J. IJsewijn, J. Roegiers et G. Tournoy. 14 - "Edmund Plowden: An Elizabethan Recusant Lawyer (G. M.)" by Geoffrey de C. Parmiter. 15 - "The Correspondence of Erasmus (CWE 7): Letters 993 to 1121 (G. M.)" edited by Peter G. Bietenholz. 16 - "Thomas Morus: Humanistische Schriften (G. M.)" by Uwe Baumann & Hans Peter Heinrich. 17 - "In Memoriam Charles Muller" by Augustin Vince. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1990. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 128 pp. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Ciceronian Humanism in More's Utopia" by Gerard Wegemer. 2 - "The Function of the Ideal in Plato's Republic and St. Thomas More's Utopia" by Kevin Corrigan. 3 - "Marialisa: Un Omaggio" by Danila Zanibelli. 4 - "In Comunione con Marialisa Bertagnoni nel ricordo di Tommaso Moro" by Piero Pajardi. 5 - "Piero Pajardi, Un President molto moriano" by Germain Marc'hadour. 6 - "Quelques impressions de Vicenza" by Lilijana Znidarsic. 7 - "Arrivederci, Marialisa!" by Germain Marc'hadour. 8 - "Letters to a true yokefellow, Loredana da Schio". 8 - "Lettera da Vicenza (1985-87)" by Marialisa Bertagnoni. 9 - "translated by Tommano Moro: Lettre (Marie-Paule Bataille)" by Bruno Fortunato. 10 - "Luigi Firpo (1915-1989)" by Germain Marc'hadour. 11 - "Thomas More, a Man for all Seasons: Robert Bolt's play and the Elizabethan play of Sir Thomas More" by Clarence H. Miller. 12 - "Translated by Thomas More: La Tristesse du Christ (Roland Galibois)" by Henri Gibaud. 13 - "Le Cercle Thomas More de Marseille" by Bernard Largillier. 14 - "St. Thomas More Celebration: Body and Soul (Angers 19 May 1990)" by Christopher McOustra. 15 - "La Saint Thomas More a Boulogne-Billancourt (22 juin 1990)" by Germain Marc'hadour. 16 - "Marialisa Bertagnoni and More's Mother Tongue". . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1985. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 196 pp. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "The Harpy in More's Household: Was it Lady Alice?" by Retha Warnicke. 2 - "More-Fisher Jubilee Medal" by Geert van den Steenhoven. 3 - "The Religious Edifice in Erasmus, Colet & More" by Walter M. Gordon. 4 - "Erasmus & Welsh Renaissance (Margaret M. Phillips)" by Ceri Davies. 5 - "More's Silence" by J. Duncan M. Derrett. 6 - "Thomas More, Laicus, Gent." by K. R. Massingham. 7 - "Renate Sander-Regier" Reviews. 8 - "Study Week on Thomas More" by Hans Schieser. 8 - "Thomas More & his Circle" by Albert J. Geritz. 9 - "Correspondence of Erasmus vol. 6 (Sr. Geraldine)" by R. A. B. Mynors. 10 - "Structure of the Praise of Folly (Clarence Miller)" by Z. Pavloskis. 11 - "Raymond Sander-Regier" Review of Reviews. 12 - "Jesuit Theater" by William H. McCabe. 13 - "The Gardyner's Passetaunce (G. Marc'hadour)" by Germain Marc'hadour. 14 - "Libri aestimandi". 15 - "Theory & Practice in Utopias" by Patrick K. Dooley. 16 - "Castiglione" edited by Robert W. Hanning. 17 - "Morean Tidbits" by Mary O'Neill. 18 - "Fisher: Confrontation with Henry VIII (Renate Sander-Regier)" by John J. Scarisbrick. 19 - "Campbell to Hallett, Letters". 20 - "Marius on More: Reviews" by Mary O'Neill. 21 - "London '85 in The Tablet" by John Dingle. 22 - "T. M.: a Model for All" by J. J. Scarisbrick. 23 - "Sermon of Thanks" by A. Prevost. 24 - "Moreanum: Study Centre" by Mary O'Neill. 25 - "Medieval Women Writers" by Margaret Wileman. 26 - "(Ellen Jones)" by Ephemerides. 27 - "Neo-Latin Conference in Wolfenbuttel" by Clare M. Murphy. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1992. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 198 pp. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Lettre editoriale" by Clare M. Murphy. 2 - "Thomas More in Two Almanacs of Oxford" by Jack R. Bradshaw. 3 - "Une traduction espagnole precoce de l'Utopie de Thomas More" by Francisco Lopez Estrada. 4 - "A. D. 1992 Remembers: a Miscellany of Centennials", "Thomas More et Shakespeare a Melbourne: Juillet 1992", "Morean Relics from Australia", "Thomas More dans un Almanac de 1812", "Basit the Great and Thomas More", "Quand Erasme parle anglais", "Ralph Keen, ed., Johannes Cochlaeus, Responsio ad Iohannem Bugenhagium Pomeranum", "Thomas Morus: Epistola ad Erasmum (1526)", "Hitler's Victim Moltke (d. 1945) throws Light on Henry's Victim More", "Marie-Rose Logan, ed., The Renaissance and Its Readers", "Thomas More: l'Icone Verbale, erastz de l'image naturelle" by Germain Marc'hadour. 5 - "Thomas More and His Circle: The International Congress on Medieval Studies 1991" by Albert J. Geritz. 6 - "Thomas More and His Circle: Kalamazoo 1992" by Dale B. Billingsley. 7 - "Religious Convictions of Erasmus of Rotterdam: the Warburg Institute, April 1992". 8 - "Medieval Women and the Sources of Medieval History (Catherine Adamowicz)" edited by Joel T. Rosenthal. 8 - "Writing the Renaissance: Essays on Sixteenth-Century French Literature in Honor of Floyd Gray (Michael M. Holmes)" edited by Raymond C. La Charite. 9 - "A New Hungarian Utopia" by Piet Brouwer. 10 - "Jesuit Latin Poets of the 17th and 18th centuries (G. M.)" edited by James J. Mertz et al. 11 - "Erasme: Oeuvres choisies (Rene Hoven)" edited by Jacques Chomarat. 12 - "Letter to Richard Marius" by Anne Marie Drew. 13 - "Thomas Morus-Dramen Vom Barock Bis Zur Gegenwart (Hazel Allport)" by Friedrich-K. Unterweg. 14 - "The Letter to Bugenhagen; The Supplication of Souls; The Letter against Frith (CW7) (Walter M. Gordon)" by Thomas More. 15 - "Sacrifice and Symbol (John P. Marmion)" by Brian F. Byron. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1987. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 115 pp. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Humanism in the Tudor Jestbook" by Anne Lake Prescott. 2 - "Baring Some Facts" by Charles Clay Doyle. 3 - "Richard Hunne Revisited (Damian Grace)" by Sybil M. Jack. 4 - "Musik in Humanismus und Renaissance (Leeman L. Perkins)" edited by Walter Ruegg & Annegrit Schmitt. 5 - "The Answer to a Poisoned Book (CW11), Ed. Stephen Merriam Foley & Clarence H. Miller (Walter M. Gordon)" by Thomas More. 6 - "The Yale Newsletter" by Clarence H. Miller. 7 - "More's Martyrdom in Light of the South English Legendary (G. M.)" by Klaus P. Jankofsky. 8 - "Thomas More in Turkey" by Mina Urgan. 8 - "Lollard Themes in the Reformation Theology of William Tyndale and James D. Tracy, ed., Luther and the Modern State in Germany (Anne M. O'Donnell, S. N. D.)" by Donald D. Smeeton. 9 - "Report on the Tyndale Project" by Anne M. O'Donnell. 10 - "Anne Boleyn (Thomas Merriam)" by E. W. Ives. 11 - "Fragmenta Moreana (A. D. 1983-84)" by Germain Marc'hadour. 12 - "Ephemerides Moreanae (A. D. 1985-87)" by Elaine Zajano. 13 - "The Thomas More Institute for Liberal Arts (Elaine Zajano)". 14 - "Cristoph Martin Wieland on Sir Thomas More" by Hans Peter Heinrich. 15 - "Colet's Commentary on First Corinthians (Leland Miles)" edited by Bernard O'Kelly & Catherine Jarrott. 16 - "The Elizabethan Theatre and The Book of Sir Thomas More (Franklin B. Williams)" by Scott McMillin. 17 - "Thomas More in Slovenia" by Lilijana Znidarsic. 18 - "Thomas More in the Works of Urbain Chevreau (Ralph Keen)" by Cristopher Smith. 19 - "Erasmus' Annotations on the New Testament (Raplh Keen)" by Erika Rummel. 20 - "Gordon Rupp (1910-1986)" by Benjamin Drewery. 21 - "English Anticlericalism and the Henrician Reformation" by Seymour B. House. 22 - "The Court of Star Chamber and its Records to the Reign of Elizabeth I (Seymour B. House)" by John A. Guy. 23 - "Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Bononiensis (Seymour B. House)" edited by R. J. Schoeck. 24 - "Thomas More and U. S. Politicians" by Seymour B. House. 25 - "Two English Bishops on Two English Martyrs" by Cardinal G. B. Hume and Bishop Gordon Wheeler. 26 - "William Gilpin and Holbein's More" by Jacques Gury. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1994. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 176 - pages plus loosely laid in index to volume XXX. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Editorial Letter" by Clare M. Murphy. 2 - "Thomas More's Letters to Frans van Cranevelt, including seven recently discovered autographs: Latin Text, English Translation, and Facsimiles of the originals" by Clarence H. Miller. 3 - "Lettres de Thomas More a Frans van Cranevelt" by Roland Galibois. 4 - "More's Epigrams in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries: A Supplement to CW3/II" by Charles Clay Doyle. 5 - "Erasme dans le miroir de sa correspondance (1522-1524). Compte rendu des CWE9 et 10: The Correspondence of Erasmus, tr. R. A. B. Mynors and A. Dalzell, ann. J. M. Estes" by Germain Marc'hadour. 6 - "Potpourri (notulae bibliographicae 1988-1990)". 7 - "Wykked Wyves and the Woes of Marriage: Misogamous Literature from Juvenal to Chaucer (Elizabeth McCutcheon)" by Katharina M. Wilson and Elizabeth M. Makowski. 8 - "Reinterpreting Christine de Pizan (Brenda Hosington)" edited by Earl Jeffrey Richards et al. 9 - "Die Geschichte Konig Richards III. Ubersetzt, eingeleitet und kommentiert von Hans P. Heinrich" by Thomas Morus. 10 - "Sir Thomas Mores Geschichte Konig Richards III, im Lichte humanistischer Historiographie und Geschichtstheorie (Rosmarie Zell)" by Hans Peter Heinrich. 11 - "Thomas Morus Jahrbuch 1992 (Pauk Akio Sawada)" edited by Hermann Boventer. 12 - "Lexique de la prose latine de la Renaissance (Colette Demaiziere)" by Rene Hoven. 13 - "The Catholic Reformation: Savonarola to Ignatius Loyola (Charles E. Daniel)" edited by John C. Olin. 14 - "Reading in Exile: The Libraries of John Ramridge (d. 1568), Thomas Harding (d. 1572) and Henry Joliffe (d. 1573): Recusants in Louvain (John P. Marmion)" by Christian Coppens. 15 - "Le Quart Livre des faicts et dicts heroiques du bon Pantagruel (Martine Sauret)" edited by Michael Heath. 16 - "Richard Mulcaster (c. 1531-1611) and Educational Reform in the Renaissance (Seymour B. House)" by Richard L. DeMolen. 17 - "Civil Idolatry: Desacralizing and Monarchy in Spenser, Shakespeare, and Milton (Albert J. Geritz)" by Richard F. Hardin. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1992. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 120 - pages plus loosely laid in index to volume XXVIII. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "More's Wife . . . Jane? or Joan?" by Germain Marc'hadour. 2 - "The Image of Thomas More in 20th century plays - A Presentation of five More dramas" by Cristoph Peters. 3 - "Lord Say, SIr Thomas More, and Good Friday" by Thomas Merriam. 4 - "Tracing the Connection Between Goethe and Thomas More" by Mechtild Sandgathe. 5 - "The Work of John Frith (Germain Marc'hadour)" by N. T. Wright. 6 - "Deux Ouvrages de John Rastell (G. M.)" edited by Albert Geritz. 7 - "Justi Lipsi Epistolae, Pars III (1588-1590) (G.M.)" edited by Sylvette Sue & Hugo Peeters. 8 - "Erasmus und Europa (Richard J. Schoeck)" edited by August Buck. 9 - "Colloque Erasmien de Liege, and Actes du Colloque International Erasme (Richard J. Schoeck)" edited by Jacques Chomarat, Andre Godin & J.-C. Margolin. 10 - "The Reformation and the English People (G. M.)" by J. J. Scarisbrick. 11 - "The Portrayal of Life Stages in English Literature, 1500-1800: Essays in Honor of Warren Wooden (Albert Geritz)" edited by Jeanie Watson and Philip McM. Pittman. 12 - "Erasme et l'Espagne. Nouvelle edition en 3 vols (Andre Godin)" by Marcel Bataillon. 13 - "The Catholic Religious Poets from Southwell to Crashaw: A Critical Study (Damian Grace)" by Anthony D. Cousins. 14 - "Biographical Truth: A Representation of Historical Persons in Tudor-Stuart Writing (G. M.)" by Judith H. Anderson. 15 - "The Vindication of Tradition (G. M.)" by Jaroslav Pelikan. 16 - "Thomas Morus Jahrbuch 1990 (Nicola Seling)" edited by Hermann Boventer. 17 - "As Cartas Latinas de Damiao de Gois (G. M.)" edited by Amadeu Torres. 18 - "Le Sac de Rome (1527) dans un Noel de Gil Vicente (G. M.)" by Joao Nuno Alcada. 19 - "Commentary on a Canzone of Benivieni. Ed. and transl. Sear Jayne (G. M.)" by Giovanni Pico della Mirandola. 20 - "Constance Smith: In Memoriam" by Clarence H. Miller and Monica Plant. 21 - "Thomas More et la Consolation " by Roland Galibois. . more information

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Angers, France: CNRS. Very Good+ 1994. Softcover. 8vo - 21 x 15 cm; 300 pp. "A bilingual (French/English) journal (that) aims at providing an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More, in a broad sense which embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the great matter of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, as well as More's closest friends and foes: Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, Colet; his continental counterparts, Bude and Vives; his fellow martyr, John Fisher". Contents: 1 - "Preface" by Elizabeth McCutcheon & Clarence H. Miller. 2 - "Editorial francais" by Germain Marc'hadour. 3 - "Designing Utopia" by William McClung. 4 - "L'Utopie et le moyen age: la purgation de l'histoire" by Istvan Bejczy. 5 - "The Life of the Essenes and the Life of the Utopians: A Case Study" by Miguel Martinez Lopez. 6 - "More's Island of Improvement: A Field Theory Approach to Utopia" by John Freeman. 7 - "La propriete en utopie: reflexions d'un juriste" by Hubert Demenier. 8 - "Recension de Georges JEAN: Voyages en Utopie" by George M. Logan. 9 - "L'Utopia come generatrice di nuovi mondi" by Cosimo Quarta. 10 - "Le petit singe cercopitheque mangeur de bibliotheque" by Nicole S. Morgan. 11 - "Father Surtz' Utopia in the Wake of G. C. Richards" by Germain Marc'hadour. 12 - "The Reception of Thomas More's Utopia in Poland" by Roman A. Tokarczyk. 13 - "Ten Recent Studies and the Modern Critical Traditions" by George M. Logan. 14 - "Vbiquitas Vtopiae" by Germain Marc'hadour. . more information

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