Books
Thomas More Source Book. Washington, D.C.: Catholic University of America, July, 2004.
Thomas More on Statesmanship. Washington, DC: Catholic University of America, 1996.
Thomas More: A Portrait of Courage. Princeton, NJ: Scepter Publishers, 1995.
Websites
Thomas More Studies. 7 February 2002
http://www.thomasmorestudies.org.Articles
"What Holbein and Lockey Captured in The Family of Sir Thomas More: A Family 'furnished for the whole scope of human life.'"
Moreana no. 173 (June 2008): 102-115.
"Thomas More's History of King Richard III: Educating Citizens for Self-Government."
Thomas More Studies 2 (2007): 38-48.
"Henry VIII on Trial: Confronting Malice and Conscience in Shakepeare's All Is True."
Renascence 52.2 (Winter 2000): 111-130.
"The Civic Humanism of Thomas More: Why Law Has Prominence over Rhetoric."
Ben Jonson Journal 7 (2000): 187-198.
"Why Would a Christian Participate in Civic Life?: The Case of Thomas More." [On Book 1 of Utopia].
Logos 2.4 (Fall 1999): 68-81.
"The Political Philosophy of Sir Thomas More." In
Saints, Sovereigns, and Scholars, ed. Robert A. Herrera, 135-145. NY: Peter Lang, 1993.
"The City of God in Thomas More's Utopia."
Renascence 44.2 (Winter 1992): 115-135.
"Ciceronian Humanism in More's Utopia"
Moreana no. 104 (Dec. 1990): 5-26.
"The Rhetoric of Opposition in Thomas More's Utopia: Giving Form to Competing Philosophies."
Philosophy and Rhetoric 23.4 (Winter 1990): 288-306.
"Thomas More's Dialogue of Comfort: A Platonic Treatment of Statesmanship."
Moreana nos.101-102 (May 1990): 55-64.
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