More's point of view toward sixteenth century English society portrays a corrupt world kept running by <em>greed</em>. Some of his reactions bear more noteworthiness than others.
He also reprimands English society for the hole between the rich and poor people, explicitly the distinctions in class refinements. More portrays every Utopian city as encompassed by farmland, and every native must go through periodic two-year spells in the wide open performing agrarian work for his or her separate city.
