Jonathan Sumption

Dearly beloved Meg

Sir Thomas More was the most dedicated of Henry VIII’s Chancellors before becoming the most famous of his victims.

issue 16 August 2008

  • A Daughter’s Love: Thomas and Margaret More

    John Guy

    Fourth Estate, pp. 378

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