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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Over the years, More’s “little Utopia,” as he often called it, became a center of learning and culture, likened by Erasmus to “Plato’s academie”—a home of good will to which came the most learned men of the day, even the king himself, for counsel and for comfort. At Chelsea, More wrote the famous work entitled ''[[Utopia]]'', a witty exposé of the superficiality of English life and the flagrant vices of English law.</div>FuzzyBot