Thomas More — "I am not afraid of the King's displeasure, if I may keep my conscience clear."
I am not afraid of the King's displeasure, if I may keep my conscience clear.
I am not afraid of the King's displeasure, if I may keep my conscience clear.
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"No man can live but by bread, and I will not take bread from the mouth of my wife and children."
"They have no beggars among them, nor any other idle people."
"They think that the enjoyment of the pleasures of life is the end of all our actions."
"A man may be pure and strict in his own life, but if he does not in his own house look diligently to the behavior of his wife and children, his whole labor outside is in vain."
"They have no printing among them, but write all their books with their own hands."
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