Volume 1

Life of John Locke / by H. R. Fox Bourne.

  • Bourne, H. R. Fox (Henry Richard Fox), 1837-1909.
Date:
1876
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Credit: Life of John Locke / by H. R. Fox Bourne. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    CHAPTER IV. Early Writings [1660—1667]. Locke’s entries in his common-place books and miscellaneous notes and _ • ♦ • essays ....... 145—147 Writings on ecclesiastical and kindred questions—‘ Reflections upon the Roman Commonwealth ’—an essay on submission to the civil magis- trate in matters of religion—‘ Sacerdos Infallibilis Scripturae Interpres non Necessarius ’ 147—162 Writings on philosophical questions—virtue and vice—a utilitarian scheme of life ....... 162 —165 ‘An Essay concerning Toleration’—the state of parties and opinions when it was written—the essay ; the limits of magisterial authority in respect of (1) speculative opinions and divine worship, (2) prac- tical opinions and actions, and (3) moral virtues and vices ; dangerous religionists ; the imprudence and folly of persecution . . 165—194 CHAPTER V. In Lord Ashley’s Family [1667—1672]. Changes in Locke’s plans—his ill-health—his connection with Lord Ashley....... 195—198 Occupations in Lord Ashley’s service as family physician and friend—cure of Lord Ashley’s malady—tutor to Anthony Ashley—wife-finding for him—attendance on Lady Dorothy Ashley—opposition at Oxford 198—211 Locke’s medical friends ; Mapletoft and Sydenham—his own medical prac- tice and his joint work with Sydenham—medical notes and treatises; ‘ Respirationis Usus ; ’ ‘ De Arte Medica ; ’ ‘ Anatomica ;’ ‘ Tussis ’— a preface for Sydenham—Sydenham’s and Locke’s method . 211—235 The planting of Carolina—Locke’s share in ‘ The Fundamental Constitu- tions of Carolina ’ and in the early management of the colony . 235—245