What does More believe to be consistent with the dignity of the king?

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wlad13 [49]3 years ago

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Answer:

Sir Thomas Moore explained in Utopia that the dignity of the king does not lie in exercising authority over beggars. A real king is like a shepherd who looks after his flock.

Explanation:

Moore believes that poverty of a kingdom does not safeguard peace. Infact, it creates chaos and make people eager for revolution. Such a king who tries to keep his people under subjection by reducing them to beggary shall resign. A real king shall be thoughtful of his people and keep them prosperous to exercise his majesty.

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