The Household of Sir Thomas More

The Household of Sir Thomas More, published in 1869 by Anne Manning, is a biographical fiction novel that explores the domestic life of the renowned statesman and saint, Sir Thomas More, through the perspective of his eldest daughter, Margaret. The narrative highlights the family's interactions, education, and the intellectual environment of the time, particularly during visits from notable figures like Erasmus. This historical novel captures the warmth and complexity of family life while emphasizing themes of virtue, education, and familial love in a significant period of history.