Volume 2

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

  • Bourne, H. R. Fox (Henry Richard Fox), 1837-1909.
Date:
1876
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    11., 212, 217, 219—221; (U591) ii., 217 —219, 223; (U)92) ii., 217, 218, 222 —224, 238; (1693) ii., 226, 227; (1703) ii., 615. Pembroke. Thomas, Earl of. To, (1684) 1., 487 ; (1696) ii., 308 ; From, (1684) 1., 487; (1685) ii.. 23. Peterborough and Monmouth, JEarl of (previously Lord Mordaunt), To, (1689) ii., I44; From, (1692) ii., 252; (1694) ii., 294; (1695) ii., 348; (1702) 11., 510; (1703) ii., 511. Rush, Isaac, From, (1673) i., 293; (1674) 1., 293 n. Rutland. Countess of. From, (1670) i., 205. 206 ; (1671) i., 206, 207 n, Shaftesbury, Anthony, first Earl of (previously Lord Ashley), To, (1680) 1., 416, 424, 439 ; (1681) i., 421, 441 ; From, (1669) i., 204 ; (1671) i., 208; (1674) i., 277, 293, 332, 423 ; (1677) 1., 365; (1680) i., 415, 421. Shaftesbury, Anthony, third Earl of (previously Lord Ashley), From, (1689) ii., 203 n. Shaftesbury, Dorothy, Countess of (pre- viously Lady Dorothy Ashley), From, (1671) i., 207. Shaftesbury, Margaret, Countess of (previously Lady Ashley), From, (1671) i., 208 ; (1682) i., 471. Sloane, Sir Hans, To, (1694) ii., 296 ; (1699) ii.,477; (1700) ii.,483; (1701) 11., 492. Smith, Humphrey, To, (1703) i., 57—59. Somers, John, lord chancellor. To, (1697) ii., 359, 361; (1698) ii., 397 ; From, (1689) ii., 160, 162 ; (1695) ii., 332 ; (1696) ii., 350; (1697) ii., 360. Strachey. John, To, (1665) i., 103—118, 123; (1666) i., 122—124; (1667) i., 143, 198; From, (1672) i., 312; (1674) i., 329. Stringer, Thomas, To, (1681) i., 421 ; From, (1676) i., 332, 354, 355, 423, 426 ; (1677) i., 366, 376, 377. Tenison, Thomas, archbishop of Can- terbury, To, (1696) ii., 338, 339. Thomas, David, From, (1666) i., 140; (1669) i., 249, 250; (1685) ii., 23. Thoynard, Nicolas, To, (1678) i., 398, 400; (1679) i., 408, 426, 429—431, 435; (1680) i., 437—440; (1681) i., 441,442,444; (1684) i., 486; ii., 16, 42 ; (1685) ii., 18, 43 ; (1688) ii.. 81 ; (1698) ii., 469, 470 ; (1701) ii., 484. Trumbull, Sir William, From, (1696) ii., 350. Tyrrell, James, To, (1687) ii., 62; n090) ii., 203 w.; From, (1687 and 1688) ii., 58 n.] (1689) ii., 209 n.\ (1704) ii., 523. West, Joseph, From, (1673) i., 288. Williamson, Sir Joseph, To, (1666) i., 121. Wynne, John, bishop of St. Asaph, To, (1695) ii., 275 ; From, (1665) ii., 275. (a friend in Dublin), To, (1666) i., 90, 257. Writings: Enti’ies in his father’s memorandum- book ; ‘ To make Shining Ink,’ i., 10 M.; ‘ Philosophy,’ i., 70; ‘Of the kinds of Teaching Moral Philosophy,’ i., 71. ‘ Collections out of the History of Eng- land,’ i., 55 n. Contributions to ‘ Musarum Oxonien- sium ’EXatoi/'opta,’ (1654) i., 50—52. ‘ Reflections upon the Roman Common- wealth,’ (?1660) i., 147—154, 167, 168, 173 ; ii., 170. ‘ WTiether the Civil Magistrate may im- pose the use of Indifferent Things in reference to Religious Worship,’ (? 1660) i., 1.54—156. ‘ Infallibilis Scripturae Interpres non Necessarius,’ (1661) i., 161, 162. Entries in his common-place books : ‘ Sacerdos,’ i., 156—160 ; virtue and vice, i., 162—164; a utilitarian scheme of life, i., 164, 165 ; ‘ Error,’ i., 306— 309. ‘ An Essay concerning Toleration,’ (1667) i., 156. 165, 172—194 ; ii., .84, 35. ‘ Respirationis Usus,’ (? 1667) i., 221. ‘ Anatomica,’ (1668) i., 228. ‘ De Arte Medica,’ (1669) i., 221—228. ‘ Tussis,’ (? 1669) i., 229, 45.5. Share in ‘ The Fundamental Constitu- tions of Carolina,’ i., 238—243. Contributions to Sydenham’s ‘ Methodus Curandi Febres,’ (1670) i., 231—233. ‘ Discourses,’ translated from Nicole’s ‘ Essais de Morale,’ (? 1673) i., 294— 306. Contributions to the ‘ Philosophical Transactions,’ i., 329, 386 ; ii., 235 n. Entries in his journals, i., 338—363, 365—366, 374—376, 379—381, 386— 390, 399, 400, 408, 419 n., 425, 432— 434,438,446—451; notes on space, ex- tension, etc., i., 355—368; experience the means of knowledge, i., 358, 369 ; ‘Study,’ i., 360—364; ‘Atlantis,’ i., 429 n.; limits to God’s power, i,, 461;