Thomas More

...telling the kids a win s a win especially in the playoffs, said Hilvert. I know it kind of got ugly in the second half for us, but it was a win and we have to carry this momentum into playing Johns Hopkins next week. Thomas More 49, DePauw 39

In this article: Thomas More College and Chris Farley

...bigger NCAA Division III football game in the country on Saturday than Bridge Bowl XIV at College of Mount St. Joseph. Photos: Thomas More 42, Mount St. Joseph 17 The host Lions, ranked No. 17 in the American Football Coaches Association...

In this article: Thomas More College, Conner High School, College of Mount St. Joseph, and American Football Coaches Association

...man of the people with a tenderness for children and a sense of humour, and turns Robert Bolt's scholarly and saintly Thomas More into a heartless bigot. Anne Boleyn's sister Mary is put-upon and pathetic, Boleyn is a calculating...

In this article: Anne Boleyn, Dog, Henry VIII, Tom Hicks, Robert Bolt, and Philippa Gregory

...vacuum step two Thomases: Cromwell, who brokers the marriage to Anne, and the only man in England who refuses to bend to it, Thomas More, a ``genial, shabby'' man with an iron-clad ego, certain God is on his side. Yet it is Cromwell,...

In this article: Hilary Mantel, Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII, God, Katherine of Aragon, England, and Man Booker Prize

...is still queen - though Henry's interest is waning, due to her inability to produce a male heir - and the former Lord Chancellor Thomas More is facing death in the Tower of London. Mantel, in interviews, has said she plans a sequel to cover...

In this article: Hilary Mantel, Henry VIII, Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, Booker Prize, Aragon, and Dover

...plan a second volume? A. Initially it was going to be one enormous book but I gradually realized that the confrontation with Thomas More wasn't just a political crisis for Cromwell, it must have been an emotional crisis as well. We know...

In this article: Hilary Mantel, E mail, Man Booker Prize, King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, and Central Massachusetts

...The Tudors. He's not only sympathetic, but a principled figure of reason and decency (quite unlike the usually saintly Thomas More, here seen as vain, petty, and torture-happy). This dense book features a 98- person character list that...

In this article: Hilary Mantel, Henry VIII, Man Booker Prize, Henry Holt & Company, A Man for All Seasons, Robert Bolt, Showtime, and The Tudors

...by Cromwell's villainous depiction in "A Man for All Seasons," Robert Bolt's 1960s play about statesman and Catholic saint Thomas More, who was executed for treason after falling foul of Henry. Mantel says she stuck closely to the...

In this article: Hilary Mantel, Henry VIII, Booker, Man Booker Prize, Anne Boleyn, Catherine of Aragon, London, and Roman Catholic

From the moment we see young Thomas knocked to the ground by his brutal father to the grim final scene at the execution of his enemy Thomas More in 1535, readers are intimately engaged in Cromwell's emotions and calculations. Mantel puts us...

In this article: Hilary Mantel, Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, Man Booker Prize, Jane Seymour, Antwerp, God, and Chicago Tribune

...thrusts the reader into Henry VIII's seething court, where the players include Anne Boleyn, her sister Mary, Cardinal Wolsey, Thomas More and Jane Seymour. At the book's center: Thomas Cromwell, the ruthless blacksmith's son who rose to...

In this article: Henry VIII, Hilary Mantel, The Other Boleyn Girl, Man Booker Prize, C.J. Sansom, USA Today, and Anne Boleyn