John Locke

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1. Wikipedia: John Locke
2. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: John Locke
3. Penn State University Library: John Locke Bibliography
4. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: John Locke
5. Internet Philosophy of Encyclopedia: The Political Philosophy of John Locke
6. Bartleby.com: Locke, John
7. History of Philosophy by Alfred Weber: John Locke

[edit] John Locke Writings

• Online Library of Liberty: The Works of John Locke in 9 Volumes
• An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1688)
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• A Letter Concerning Toleration (1689)
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• Two Treatises of Government (1690)
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[edit] John Locke Images and Quotes

• National Portrait Gallery: John Locke
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• The Quotations Page: John Locke
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[edit] John Locke Books and Research

• The Great Debate: John Locke’s Theory of Knowledge
• Google Book Search: John Locke
  • The Biblical Politics of John Locke
  • John Locke, Toleration and Early Enlightenment Culture
• Cambridge University Press: Locke: A Biography
• Cambridge University Press: John Locke's Politics of Moral Consensus
• Oxford University Press: Locke: A Very Short Introduction

[edit] John Locke Blogs and Message Boards

• The New Republic: A Good Discussion Prior to the Good
• ILF Post: Smith and Locke - Some Surprises Part 2
• ILF Post: Smith and Locke - Some Surprises Part 1
• Philosophy of Music: An Orphic Anthroposophy: John Locke on Poetry and Music in Education
• John Locke Society of Greater KC: The John Locke Journal

[edit] John Locke Timeline

• August 29, 1632: Born
• 1660: Befriends chemist {http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Boyle Robert Boyle]
• 1667: Becomes personal physician to Anthony Ashley Cooper, first Earl of Shaftesbury
• 1683 - 1689: Exile in Holland
• 1688: Essay Concerning Human Understanding published
• 1689: Meets and befriends Isaac Newton
• 1690: Two Treatises of Civil Government published
• 1696: Appointed to Board of Trade which regulated British colonial holdings overseas
• October 28, 1704: Death

[edit] John Locke Satire and Humor

• Voltaire: On John Locke
• Causes of Deaths of Philosophers: H to L
• Philosophical Powers action figures: "Lethal" Locke

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