Thomas More — "I have not hitherto behaved myself like a man that was ashamed of the faith of C…"
I have not hitherto behaved myself like a man that was ashamed of the faith of Christ, nor I trust I never shall.
I have not hitherto behaved myself like a man that was ashamed of the faith of Christ, nor I trust I never shall.
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"They have no printing among them, but write all their books with their own hands."
"They have no plays among them, but such as are moral and instructive."
"I am not so mad, as to play the part of a fool, to my own destruction."
"What, Master Rich, it profits a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world... But for Wales?"
"And albeit, Master Rich, that I have in my time, as I think, as great a mind as any man, to please the King, yet I never thought, nor never will think, but that my soul is more to me than my body."
During his trial, reported in 'Sir Thomas More: A Man for All Seasons' by E. E. Reynolds
Date: 1535
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