The
Intellectualism
of Locke.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v08
The times of their Death.
Together with several occasional
Speeches and Passages in their Imprisonment. 1660.
Fragmenta Aulica, or Court and State Jests in Noble Drollery. True and
Reall. Ascertained to their Times, Places and Persons. By T. 8. Gent.
1662.
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471
CHAPTER XIV
JOHN LOCKE
1. JOHN LOCKE
Epistola de Tolerantia ad clarissimum virum T. A. R. P. T. 0. L. A. [i. e. ,
theologiae apud Remonstrantes professorem, tyrannidis osorem, Limbur-
gium Amstelodamensem] scripta a P. A. P. 0. J. L. A. [i. e. , pacis
amico, persecutionis osore, Joanne Lockio Anglo]. Tergou, 1689. Trans-
lated into English by Popple, William, 1689.
Two Treatises of Government. In the former, the false Principles and
Foundation of Sir Robert Filmer and his Followers, are Detected and
Overthrown. The Latter is an Essay concerning the True Original,
Extent, and End of Civil Government. 1690. French trans. 1795;
German trans. 1718; Italian trans. 1778.
An Essay concerning Humane Understanding. 1690. French trans. 1700;
Latin trans. 1701; Dutch trans. 1736; German trans. 1757.
A second Letter concerning Toleration. 1690.
Some Considerations of The Consequences of the Lowering of Interest, and
Raising the Value of Money. 1691.
A Third Letter for Toleration. 1692.
Some Thoughts concerning Education. 1693. French trans. 1695; German
trans. 1729; Italian trans. 1782.
Further Considerations concerning Raising the Value of Money. 1695.
The Reasonableness of Christianity as delivered in the Scriptures. 1695.
French trans. 1740; Dutch trans. 1729; German trans. 1733.
A Vindication of The Reasonableness of Christianity,. . . from Mr Edwards's
Reflections. 1695.
A Second Vindication of the Reasonableness of Christianity. 1697.
A Letter to the Right Reverend Edward Ld. Bishop of Worcester, concern-
ing Some Passages relating to Mr Locke's Essay of Humane Under-
standing: in a late Discourse of his Lordships in Vindication of the
Trinity. 1697.
Mr Locke's Reply to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Worcester's
Answer to his Letter. 1697.
Mr Locke's Reply to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Worcester's
Answer to his Second Letter. 1699.
A Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistle of St Paul to the Galatians, etc. 1705.
Posthumous Works. 1706.
Some Familiar Letters between Mr Locke and several of his friends. 1708.
A Collection of Several Pieces of Mr John Locke, published by M. Des
Maizeaux under the direction of Mr Anthony Collins. 1720.
Original Letters of Locke, Algernon Sidney, and Lord Shaftesbury. By
Forster, T. 1830, 1847.
Collected Editions of Locke's Works
In three vols. folio, 1714 etc. ; in four vols. quarto, 1768 etc. ; in nine vols.
octuvo, 1791; in ten vols. 1801, 1812, 1823.
The Philosophical Works. Ed. St John, J. A. 1843, 1854.
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Essay concerning Human Understanding. By Fraser, A. C. Oxford, 1894.
Of the Conduct of the Understanding. By Fowler, T. Oxford, 1881.
Some Thoughts concerning Education. By Quick, B. H. Cambridge, 1880.
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Selected Works on Locke's Life and Philosophy
Alexander, S. Locke. (Philosophies Ancient and Modern. ) 1908.
Baumann, J. J. Lehren von Raum, Zeit und Mathematik, vol. I, pp. 357–
472. Berlin, 1868.
Bourne, H. R. Fox. Life of John Locke. 1876.
Brown, John. Locke and Sydenham. Horae Subsecivae. 1858.
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February, 1705.
Ferrari, M. Locke e il sensismo francese. Milan, 1900.
Fischer, P. Die Religionsphilosophie des John Locke. Erlangen, 1893.
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Fraser, A. C. Locke. (Blackwood's Philosophical Classics. ) 1890.
Prolegomena to his edition of Locke's Essay. Oxford, 1894.
Green, T. H. Introduction to Hume's Treatise, 1874, 851-154. Works,
vol. I. 1885.
Principles of Political Obligation, 88 51-63. Works, vol. II. 1886.
Hertling, Freiherr G. von. Locke und die Schule von Cambridge. Freiburg
i/B. , 1892.
King, Lord. Life and Letters of John Locke. 1829.
Le Clerc, J. Bibliothèque Choisie. 1716.
Leibniz, G. W. von. Nouveaux Essais sur l'entendement humain. First pub-
lished in Euvres Philosophiques, publiées par Raspe, R. E. 1765.
Pollock, Sir F. Locke's Theory of the State. Proc. of the British Academy,
1904.
Sommer, R. Lockes Verhältniss zu Descartes. 1887.
Stephen, Sir James Fitzjames. Horae Sabbaticae. 2nd ser. 1892. [Essays
7-10 on Locke. ]
Webb, T. E.
The Intellectualism of Locke. 1858.
II. OTHER PHILOSOPHICAL WRITERS
Samuel Bold
Discourse on the True Knowledge of Jesus Christ. 1697.
Consideration of the Objections to the Essay on the Human Understanding.
1699.
A Collection of Tracts publish'd in vindication of Mr Locke's Reasonableness
of Christianity. 1706.
John Broughton
Psychologia; or an account of the nature of the rational soul. 1703.
Thomas Burnet
Telluris theoria sacra. 1681-9.
Remarks upon an Essay concerning Humane Understanding. 1697.
Second Remarks upon an Essay, etc. 1697.
Third Remarks upon an Essay, etc. 1699.
Richard Burthogge
Tayadov, or Divine Goodness explicated and vindicated. 1672.
Causa Dei; or, an Apology for God. 1675.
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473
Organum vetus et novam; or, a Discourse of Reason, and Truth. 1678.
An Essay upon Reason, and the Nature of Spirits. 1694.
Of the Soul of the World, and of Particular Souls. 1699.
Cf. Lyon, G. , L'Idéalisme en Angleterre au XVII° siècle, 1888, pp. 72–
96; Cassirer, E. , Das Erkenntnisproblem, 1906, vol. 1, pp. 464-473.
William Carroll
A Dissertation upon the tenth chapter of the Fourth Book of Mr Locke's
Essay concerning Humane Understanding; wherein that author's en-
deavours to establish Spinoza's atheistical hypothesis . . . are discover'd and
confuted. 1706.
Sir Josiah Child
A New Discourse of Trade. 1665, 1668, 1670, 1690, 1693.
Catherine Cockburn (née Trotter)
A Defence of the Essay of Human Understanding. 1702. [In answer to
Burnet. ]
Remarks upon some writers in the controversy concerning the foundations of
moral duty. 1743.
Remarks upon the Principles of Dr Rutherford's essay . . . in vindication of
the contrary principles . . . of the late Dr Samuel Clarke. 1747.
A Vindication of Mr Locke's Christian Principles from the Injurious Im.
putations of Dr Holdsworth. 1751. [In posthumous Works. ] ]
Charles Davenant
An Essay upon Ways and Means of Supplying the War. 1695.
An Essay on the East India Trade. 1697.
Discourses on the Public Revenues and of the Trade of England. 1698.
An Essay upon the Probable Methods of Making the People Gainers in the
Ballance of Trade. 1699.
A Discourse upon Grants and Resumptions. 1700.
Essays upon the Ballance of Power. 1701.
The True Picture of a Modern Whig. 1701-2.
John Edwards
A Demonstration of the Existence and Providence of God. 1690.
Some Thoughts concerning the several Causes and Occasions of Atheism,. . .
with some brief Reflections on Socinianism and on a late Book entituled
" the Reasonableness of Christianity. " 1695.
The Socinian Creed. 1697.
A Brief Vindication of the Fundamental Articles of The Christian Faith . . .
from Mr Lock's Reflections. 1697.
Francis Glisson
Tractatus de Natura Substantiae energetica, sou de vita naturae ejusque tribus
primis facultatibus. 1672.
John Graunt
Natural and Political Observations Mentioned in a following Index, and
made upon the Bills of Mortality. 1662. 5th ed. 1676. [Sometimes
ascribed to Petty; op. Hall's Economic Writings of Sir W. Petty, 1889,
vol. 11. )
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Benjamin Hampton
The Existence of Human Soul after Death proved. . . Wherein Mr Locke's
notion that understanding may be given to matter,. . . and all other such. . .
opinions, are. . . confuted. 1711.
John Keill
Examination of Dr Burnet's Theory of the Earth. 1695.
Introductio ad veram physicam. 1701.
William King
De Origine Mali. Dublin and London, 1702. Eng. trang. by Law, Edmund.
1729.
A Key to Divinity, or a Philosophical Essay on Free Will. 1715.
Henry Lee
Anti-scepticism: or, notes upon each chapter of Lock's Essay. 1702.
James Lorde
A Discourse concerning the Nature of Man. 1694.
Moral Essays wherein some of Mr Lock's and Monsi' Malbranch's opinions
are briefly examin'd. 1699.
William Lowndes
A Report containing an Essay for the amendment of the Silver Coing. 1695.
A further Essay for the amendment of the Gold and Silver Coins. 1695.
John Milner
An acconnt of Mr Lock's religion, out of his own writings, and in his own
words. 1700.
William Molyneux
Dioptrica Nova. 1692.
A memorial of the life of W. Molyneux; an autobiography. [Published in
An account of the family, etc. , by Molyneux, Sir Capel, Evesham, 1820. ]
John Norris
A Collection of Miscellanies. 1687.
The Theory and Regulation of Love, a Moral Essay, to which are added
Letters Philosophical and Moral between the Author and Dr Henry
More. 1688.
Christian Blessedness. . . to which is added Reflections upon a late Essay
concerning the Human Understanding. 1690.
Letters concerning the Love of God. 1695.
An Account of Reason and Faith in relation to the Mysteries of Christianity.
1697.
An Essay towards the Theory of the Ideal or Intelligible World, design'd
for two parts. 1701-4.
A Philosophical Discourse concerning the Natural Immortality of the Soul.
1708.
Cf. Lyon, G. , L’Idéalisme en Angleterre, Paris, 1888; Mackinnon, F. I. ,
The Philosophy of John Norris of Bemerton, Baltimore, 1910.
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Sir Dudley North
Discourses upon Trade. 1691.
Considerations upon the East India Trade. 1701.
Samuel Parker
A Discourse of Ecclesiastical Politie, wherein the authority of the Civil
Magistrate over the Consciences of Subjects in matters of external
religion, is asserted; the mischiefs and inconveniences of Toleration are
reprobated, and all pretences pleaded on behalf of Liberty of Conscience
are fully answered. 1670.
Owen, John. Truth and Innocence Vindicated. 1670. [A reply to
the above. ]
Vincent Perronet
A Vindication of Mr Locke. 1736.
A Second Vindication of Mr Locke. 1738.
Some Enquiries chiefly relating to Spiritual Beings, in which the opinions of
Mr Hobbes. . . are taken notice of. 1740.
Sir William Petty
Reflections upon some Persons and Things in Ireland. 1660.
A treatise of Taxes and Contributions. 1662, 1667, 1679, 1685.
Sir William Petty's Quantulumcunque concerning Money. 1682, 1695.
An Essay Concerning the Multiplication of Mankind; Together with another
Essay in Political Arithmetick, Concerning the Growth of the City of
London. 1682.
The fourth part of the Present State of England. 1683.
Observations upon the Dublin Bills of mortality. 1683.
Five Essays in Political Arithmetick (in French and English). 1687. German
trans.
Speeches and Passages in their Imprisonment. 1660.
Fragmenta Aulica, or Court and State Jests in Noble Drollery. True and
Reall. Ascertained to their Times, Places and Persons. By T. 8. Gent.
1662.
## p. 471 (#493) ############################################
Chapter XIV
471
CHAPTER XIV
JOHN LOCKE
1. JOHN LOCKE
Epistola de Tolerantia ad clarissimum virum T. A. R. P. T. 0. L. A. [i. e. ,
theologiae apud Remonstrantes professorem, tyrannidis osorem, Limbur-
gium Amstelodamensem] scripta a P. A. P. 0. J. L. A. [i. e. , pacis
amico, persecutionis osore, Joanne Lockio Anglo]. Tergou, 1689. Trans-
lated into English by Popple, William, 1689.
Two Treatises of Government. In the former, the false Principles and
Foundation of Sir Robert Filmer and his Followers, are Detected and
Overthrown. The Latter is an Essay concerning the True Original,
Extent, and End of Civil Government. 1690. French trans. 1795;
German trans. 1718; Italian trans. 1778.
An Essay concerning Humane Understanding. 1690. French trans. 1700;
Latin trans. 1701; Dutch trans. 1736; German trans. 1757.
A second Letter concerning Toleration. 1690.
Some Considerations of The Consequences of the Lowering of Interest, and
Raising the Value of Money. 1691.
A Third Letter for Toleration. 1692.
Some Thoughts concerning Education. 1693. French trans. 1695; German
trans. 1729; Italian trans. 1782.
Further Considerations concerning Raising the Value of Money. 1695.
The Reasonableness of Christianity as delivered in the Scriptures. 1695.
French trans. 1740; Dutch trans. 1729; German trans. 1733.
A Vindication of The Reasonableness of Christianity,. . . from Mr Edwards's
Reflections. 1695.
A Second Vindication of the Reasonableness of Christianity. 1697.
A Letter to the Right Reverend Edward Ld. Bishop of Worcester, concern-
ing Some Passages relating to Mr Locke's Essay of Humane Under-
standing: in a late Discourse of his Lordships in Vindication of the
Trinity. 1697.
Mr Locke's Reply to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Worcester's
Answer to his Letter. 1697.
Mr Locke's Reply to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Worcester's
Answer to his Second Letter. 1699.
A Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistle of St Paul to the Galatians, etc. 1705.
Posthumous Works. 1706.
Some Familiar Letters between Mr Locke and several of his friends. 1708.
A Collection of Several Pieces of Mr John Locke, published by M. Des
Maizeaux under the direction of Mr Anthony Collins. 1720.
Original Letters of Locke, Algernon Sidney, and Lord Shaftesbury. By
Forster, T. 1830, 1847.
Collected Editions of Locke's Works
In three vols. folio, 1714 etc. ; in four vols. quarto, 1768 etc. ; in nine vols.
octuvo, 1791; in ten vols. 1801, 1812, 1823.
The Philosophical Works. Ed. St John, J. A. 1843, 1854.
## p. 472 (#494) ############################################
472
Bibliography
Editions of separate works
Essay concerning Human Understanding. By Fraser, A. C. Oxford, 1894.
Of the Conduct of the Understanding. By Fowler, T. Oxford, 1881.
Some Thoughts concerning Education. By Quick, B. H. Cambridge, 1880.
e
Selected Works on Locke's Life and Philosophy
Alexander, S. Locke. (Philosophies Ancient and Modern. ) 1908.
Baumann, J. J. Lehren von Raum, Zeit und Mathematik, vol. I, pp. 357–
472. Berlin, 1868.
Bourne, H. R. Fox. Life of John Locke. 1876.
Brown, John. Locke and Sydenham. Horae Subsecivae. 1858.
Coste, Pierre. Éloge de M. Locke, Nouvelles de la République des Lettres,
February, 1705.
Ferrari, M. Locke e il sensismo francese. Milan, 1900.
Fischer, P. Die Religionsphilosophie des John Locke. Erlangen, 1893.
Fowler, T. Locke. (English Men of Letters. ) 1880.
Fraser, A. C. Locke. (Blackwood's Philosophical Classics. ) 1890.
Prolegomena to his edition of Locke's Essay. Oxford, 1894.
Green, T. H. Introduction to Hume's Treatise, 1874, 851-154. Works,
vol. I. 1885.
Principles of Political Obligation, 88 51-63. Works, vol. II. 1886.
Hertling, Freiherr G. von. Locke und die Schule von Cambridge. Freiburg
i/B. , 1892.
King, Lord. Life and Letters of John Locke. 1829.
Le Clerc, J. Bibliothèque Choisie. 1716.
Leibniz, G. W. von. Nouveaux Essais sur l'entendement humain. First pub-
lished in Euvres Philosophiques, publiées par Raspe, R. E. 1765.
Pollock, Sir F. Locke's Theory of the State. Proc. of the British Academy,
1904.
Sommer, R. Lockes Verhältniss zu Descartes. 1887.
Stephen, Sir James Fitzjames. Horae Sabbaticae. 2nd ser. 1892. [Essays
7-10 on Locke. ]
Webb, T. E.
The Intellectualism of Locke. 1858.
II. OTHER PHILOSOPHICAL WRITERS
Samuel Bold
Discourse on the True Knowledge of Jesus Christ. 1697.
Consideration of the Objections to the Essay on the Human Understanding.
1699.
A Collection of Tracts publish'd in vindication of Mr Locke's Reasonableness
of Christianity. 1706.
John Broughton
Psychologia; or an account of the nature of the rational soul. 1703.
Thomas Burnet
Telluris theoria sacra. 1681-9.
Remarks upon an Essay concerning Humane Understanding. 1697.
Second Remarks upon an Essay, etc. 1697.
Third Remarks upon an Essay, etc. 1699.
Richard Burthogge
Tayadov, or Divine Goodness explicated and vindicated. 1672.
Causa Dei; or, an Apology for God. 1675.
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473
Organum vetus et novam; or, a Discourse of Reason, and Truth. 1678.
An Essay upon Reason, and the Nature of Spirits. 1694.
Of the Soul of the World, and of Particular Souls. 1699.
Cf. Lyon, G. , L'Idéalisme en Angleterre au XVII° siècle, 1888, pp. 72–
96; Cassirer, E. , Das Erkenntnisproblem, 1906, vol. 1, pp. 464-473.
William Carroll
A Dissertation upon the tenth chapter of the Fourth Book of Mr Locke's
Essay concerning Humane Understanding; wherein that author's en-
deavours to establish Spinoza's atheistical hypothesis . . . are discover'd and
confuted. 1706.
Sir Josiah Child
A New Discourse of Trade. 1665, 1668, 1670, 1690, 1693.
Catherine Cockburn (née Trotter)
A Defence of the Essay of Human Understanding. 1702. [In answer to
Burnet. ]
Remarks upon some writers in the controversy concerning the foundations of
moral duty. 1743.
Remarks upon the Principles of Dr Rutherford's essay . . . in vindication of
the contrary principles . . . of the late Dr Samuel Clarke. 1747.
A Vindication of Mr Locke's Christian Principles from the Injurious Im.
putations of Dr Holdsworth. 1751. [In posthumous Works. ] ]
Charles Davenant
An Essay upon Ways and Means of Supplying the War. 1695.
An Essay on the East India Trade. 1697.
Discourses on the Public Revenues and of the Trade of England. 1698.
An Essay upon the Probable Methods of Making the People Gainers in the
Ballance of Trade. 1699.
A Discourse upon Grants and Resumptions. 1700.
Essays upon the Ballance of Power. 1701.
The True Picture of a Modern Whig. 1701-2.
John Edwards
A Demonstration of the Existence and Providence of God. 1690.
Some Thoughts concerning the several Causes and Occasions of Atheism,. . .
with some brief Reflections on Socinianism and on a late Book entituled
" the Reasonableness of Christianity. " 1695.
The Socinian Creed. 1697.
A Brief Vindication of the Fundamental Articles of The Christian Faith . . .
from Mr Lock's Reflections. 1697.
Francis Glisson
Tractatus de Natura Substantiae energetica, sou de vita naturae ejusque tribus
primis facultatibus. 1672.
John Graunt
Natural and Political Observations Mentioned in a following Index, and
made upon the Bills of Mortality. 1662. 5th ed. 1676. [Sometimes
ascribed to Petty; op. Hall's Economic Writings of Sir W. Petty, 1889,
vol. 11. )
## p. 474 (#496) ############################################
474
Bibliography
Benjamin Hampton
The Existence of Human Soul after Death proved. . . Wherein Mr Locke's
notion that understanding may be given to matter,. . . and all other such. . .
opinions, are. . . confuted. 1711.
John Keill
Examination of Dr Burnet's Theory of the Earth. 1695.
Introductio ad veram physicam. 1701.
William King
De Origine Mali. Dublin and London, 1702. Eng. trang. by Law, Edmund.
1729.
A Key to Divinity, or a Philosophical Essay on Free Will. 1715.
Henry Lee
Anti-scepticism: or, notes upon each chapter of Lock's Essay. 1702.
James Lorde
A Discourse concerning the Nature of Man. 1694.
Moral Essays wherein some of Mr Lock's and Monsi' Malbranch's opinions
are briefly examin'd. 1699.
William Lowndes
A Report containing an Essay for the amendment of the Silver Coing. 1695.
A further Essay for the amendment of the Gold and Silver Coins. 1695.
John Milner
An acconnt of Mr Lock's religion, out of his own writings, and in his own
words. 1700.
William Molyneux
Dioptrica Nova. 1692.
A memorial of the life of W. Molyneux; an autobiography. [Published in
An account of the family, etc. , by Molyneux, Sir Capel, Evesham, 1820. ]
John Norris
A Collection of Miscellanies. 1687.
The Theory and Regulation of Love, a Moral Essay, to which are added
Letters Philosophical and Moral between the Author and Dr Henry
More. 1688.
Christian Blessedness. . . to which is added Reflections upon a late Essay
concerning the Human Understanding. 1690.
Letters concerning the Love of God. 1695.
An Account of Reason and Faith in relation to the Mysteries of Christianity.
1697.
An Essay towards the Theory of the Ideal or Intelligible World, design'd
for two parts. 1701-4.
A Philosophical Discourse concerning the Natural Immortality of the Soul.
1708.
Cf. Lyon, G. , L’Idéalisme en Angleterre, Paris, 1888; Mackinnon, F. I. ,
The Philosophy of John Norris of Bemerton, Baltimore, 1910.
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475
Sir Dudley North
Discourses upon Trade. 1691.
Considerations upon the East India Trade. 1701.
Samuel Parker
A Discourse of Ecclesiastical Politie, wherein the authority of the Civil
Magistrate over the Consciences of Subjects in matters of external
religion, is asserted; the mischiefs and inconveniences of Toleration are
reprobated, and all pretences pleaded on behalf of Liberty of Conscience
are fully answered. 1670.
Owen, John. Truth and Innocence Vindicated. 1670. [A reply to
the above. ]
Vincent Perronet
A Vindication of Mr Locke. 1736.
A Second Vindication of Mr Locke. 1738.
Some Enquiries chiefly relating to Spiritual Beings, in which the opinions of
Mr Hobbes. . . are taken notice of. 1740.
Sir William Petty
Reflections upon some Persons and Things in Ireland. 1660.
A treatise of Taxes and Contributions. 1662, 1667, 1679, 1685.
Sir William Petty's Quantulumcunque concerning Money. 1682, 1695.
An Essay Concerning the Multiplication of Mankind; Together with another
Essay in Political Arithmetick, Concerning the Growth of the City of
London. 1682.
The fourth part of the Present State of England. 1683.
Observations upon the Dublin Bills of mortality. 1683.
Five Essays in Political Arithmetick (in French and English). 1687. German
trans.
