Saint Thomas More Huizinga and “Little Daylight

and “Little Daylight

Originally delivered in the late 1960s and early 1970s to the Poor Clares in Roswell

the self-anointed “Supreme Head of the Church of England

Gilson describes various relationships between artists and their works’ inspirations: the women they loved

In the altruism of this newfound nature

Saint Thomas More Huizinga and “Little DaylightBy E. E. Reynolds Laicorum hominum decus et ornamentumthe glory and ornament of the laity: thus did Pope Pius XI define St. Thomas More. In this accomplished study of the kings good servant, but Gods first, E. E. Reynolds demonstrates the aptness of that epithet. Placing the primary emphasis on Thomas Mores religious significance, but without neglecting his political and literary legacy, Reynolds produces a richly detailed portrait of this husband and