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I was born on the 7th of Febuary 1478. The area i was born in City of London, London Kingdom of England
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I Saint Thomas More went on and continued my studies in a university called Oxford University and I studied law. The period of time that I stayed in this university is for two years to study law. Throughout my studies in Oxford University I wrote comedies and studied Greek and Latin literature. The first task that I had to complete was an English translation of a Latin biography an Italian humanist.
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Alice and I didn’t have children together. But I Saint Thomas more decided to raised Alice's daughter from her previous marriage as my own.
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I ended up becoming the guardian of a young girl named Anne Cresacre, who would eventually marry his son, John More.
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Erasmus said that I had thought of an idea to give my young wife a better education than she had received back in the days at home. So what I had done was I became a personal tutor for my wonderful wife in the areas of music and literature.
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I became a member of parliament.
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I Saint Thomas more married Jane Colt in 1505. Jane Colt was almost 10 year younger then I. Also my friends always said I was quiet and good-natured.
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Jane and I had four wonderful children. They are named Margaret, Elizabeth, Cicely and John. When Jane past away in 1511, I remarried straight after her death. The wife I chose as my second wife is a rich widow named Alice Middleton.
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I began writing the book Utopia when I was in Antwerp.
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In 1523 I was Elected speaker of parliament and also elected speaker of the House of Commons.
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Made Lord Chancellor.
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I had resigned from the chancellorship because I won’t stand and won’t support Henry's attempts to divorce .
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I Saint Thomas more tried and convicted for treason. The reason I convict for treason is because I refused to take the oath of the Act of Succession.
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I died on the 6 July 1535 at the age of 57. beheaded on Tower Hill alongside Bishop Fisher. The area i died in is Tower Hill, Liberties of the Tower of London, Tower Hamlets
Kingdom of England. My final words were "The King's good servant, but God's First." -
Four hundred years after my death, I Saint Thomas More was canonized. I was canonized in the Catholic Church by Pope Pius XI. Later on I was proudly declared the patron saint of politicians and statesmen by Pope John Paul II.
