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Mentor
Language
English
Pages
470

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Cover of: Political Writings
Political Writings
March 2003, Hackett Publishing Company
Paperback in English
Cover of: Political Writings
Political Writings
August 2003, Hackett Publishing Company
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Cover of: Political writings
Political writings
1993, Mentor
in English
Cover of: Political writings
Political writings
1993, Mentor
in English
Cover of: Political Writings (Penguin Classics)
Political Writings (Penguin Classics)
May 27, 1993, Penguin Books Ltd

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Table of Contents

Letter to S.H. [Henry Stubbe] (mid-September? 1659)
Letter to Tom (20 October 1659)
From: "Question : whether the civil magistrate may lawfully impose and determine the use of indifferent things in reference to religious worship. Answer: yes" (First tract on government, 1660)
"Preface to the reader" from the First tract on government (1661)
"Question: can the civil magistrate specify indifferent things to be included within the order of divine worship, and impose them upon the people? Answer: yes" (Second tract on government, c. 1662)
"Question: is each man's private interest the foundation of the law of nature? Answer: no" (Essays on the law of nature, no. VIII, 1664)
Letter to the Hon. Robert Boyle (12/22 December 1665)
An essay concerning toleration (1667)
The fundamental constitutions of Carolina (1669)
"Philanthropy, or, the Christian philosophers" (1675)
"Obligation of penal laws" (Journal, 25 February 1676)
"Law" (Journal, 21 April 1678)
"Credi, disgrace"(Journal, 12 December 1678)
"The idea we have of God" (Journal, 1 August 1680)
"Inspiration" (Journal, 3 April 1681)
"Virtus" (1681; from the 1661 Commonplace book)
From The first treatise of government (c. 1681)
"Two sorts of knowledge" (Journal, 26 June 1681)
The second treatise of government : an essay concerning the true original, extent, and end of civil government (c. 1681)
Letter to Edward Clarke (27 January/6 February 1685)
A letter concerning toleration (1685)
Letter to Edward Clarke (29 January/8 February 1689)
Preface to Two treatises of government (1689)
"Labour" (1693; from the 1661 Commonplace book)
"Venditio" (1695; from the 1661 Commonplace book)
Draft of a representation containing a scheme of methods for the employment of the poor / proposed by Mr Locke, the 26th October 1697.

Edition Notes

Cover title: Political writings of John Locke.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 462-470).

Gift of Prof. Kennet Hoover.

Other Titles
Political writings of John Locke

The Physical Object

Pagination
ix, 470 p. ;
Number of pages
470

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Open Library
OL15570015M
Internet Archive
politicalwriting00lock
ISBN 10
0451628616
LCCN
93077945
OCLC/WorldCat
28705986
Goodreads
783835

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