The school ideology and teaching was based very strongly on religion and morality and this is what the girls at the school, including More, were to be educated under. This strict religious schooling would have a major impact on More's later life and writings. At age 22, More left her sister's school and became engaged instead to a wealthy man by the name of William Turner...
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However, Turner seemed to have cold feet and continuously postponed the wedding until More became discouraged and broke off the engagement herself. This was to affect her deeply and she vowed that she would never marry, no matter the suitor. And she kept that vow until her death. After the trying time with Turner, More wanted to strike out on her own and migrated to London and began to try her hand as a playwright...
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