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DIALOGUE

OF

COMFORT AGAINST TRIBULATION,

MADE BY THE RIGHT VIRTUOUS, WISE AND LEARNED MAN,

SIR THOMAS MORE,

SOMETIME LORD CHANCELLOR OF ENGLAND, WHICH HE WROTE IN THE

TOWER OF LONDON, A.D. 1534,

AND ENTITLED THUS:

A DIALOGUE OF COMFORT AGAINST TRIBULATION,

MADE BY AN HUNGARIAN IN LATIN, AND TRANSLATED OUT OF LATIN INTO

FRENCH. AND OUT OF FRENCH INTO ENGLISH.

NOW NEWLY SET FORTH,

WITH MANY PLACES RESTORED AND CORRECTED

BY CONFERENCE OF SUNDAY COPIES.

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LONDON:

CHARLES DOLMAN, 61, NEW BOND STREET.

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MDCCCXLVII.