Thomas Betteridge Knihy

Exploring the duality of Thomas More as both a saint and a persecutor, this work delves into his religious writings, which feature intense critiques of heresy. Betteridge places More's contributions within a wider cultural and historical framework, drawing comparisons to significant late medieval vernacular theology. The book advocates for a reevaluation of More's legacy, challenging established narratives and offering new insights into his complex character and the impact of his beliefs on the period.

stimulating and provocative Lucy Munro, The Times Literary Supplement