Cranston, M.

“John Locke and John Aubrey” / Maurice Cranston. // IN: Notes and queries. – 195 (1950):552-554; 197 (1952):383-384.

Prints two letters from Aubrey, 20 Feb. 1694 and 11 Feb. 1673 [MS. Locke c. 3, f. 62, and PRO 36/24/7 no. 493]

H&W 261; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1950.5, 1952.5; A [837]

Courtines, L. P.

Bayle’s relations with England and the English / by Léo Pierre Courtines. – New York : Columbia University Press, 1938. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–Columbia University.

See Ch. 5, “Bayle’s relations with Locke” (p. 110-119)

H&W 1983

New

Simonutti, L.

“Bayle et ses amis : Paets, Furly, Shaftesbury, et le Club de ‘La Lanterne’ ” / Luisa Simonutti. // IN: Pierre Bayle dans la république des lettres : philosophie, religion, critique / études recueillie et présentées par Antony McKenna et Gianni Paganini. – Paris : Honoré Champion Éditeur, 2004. – (Vie des Huguenots ; 35). – p. 61-78.

Scott, E.

“John Locke” / Edward Scott. // IN: Athenæum. – no. 2937 (9 Feb. 1884):184-185.

Transcribes a letter to Margaret Beavis, 24-27 Jan. 1670 [British Library, Add. MS. 32,094, ff. 222-223]

C 83; Y&Y 1884.4; A [828]

Boyle, R.

The works of the honourable Robert Boyle. In five volumes. To which is prefixed the life of the author. London: printed for A. Millar. 1744. 2^o.

Edited by Thomas Birch; includes Locke“s weather register kept in Oxford (vol. 5:136-164) and his letters to Boyle (vol. 5:565-571)

C 83; A [813]

More, L. T.

“Boyle as alchemist” / by Louis Trenchard More. // IN: Journal of the history of ideas. – 2 (1941):61-76.

On Boyle’s red earth recipe.

Stewart, M. A.

“Locke’s professional contacts with Robert Boyle” / M.A. Stewart. // IN: Locke newsletter. – 12 (1981):19-44.

Abstract: PhI 1982:464.

LNL 13:7

Kirchberger, C.

“Elizabeth Burnet, 1661-1709” / by C. Kirchberger. // IN: Church quarterly review. – 148 (1949):17-51.

Includes letters to Locke from Mrs. Burnet [Bodl. Lib., MS. Rawl. D. 1092]

LNL 4:12; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1949.17; A [836]

Nidditch, P. H.

“Two notes on Burridge” / P.H. Nidditch. // IN: Locke newsletter. – 4 (1973):41-43.

Abstract: BullSig 28:4246.

LNL 5:5; H&W 1983

Bruce, J.

“Unpublished letters of John Locke” / John Bruce. // IN: Notes and queries. – 1st series 11 (1855):1-3.

Letters to John Cary, 1695-1696.

A [825]

Clarke, B.

“Huguenot tutors and the family of Edward and Mary Clarke of Chipley” / Bridget Clarke. // IN: Proceedings of the Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland. – 27 (2001):527-542.

LS 2:5

Clarke, B.

The life and correspondence of Edward Clarke of Chipley, 1650-1710 / by Bridget Clarke. – [2007?]. – Mounted on the website of Nynehead Parish: http://www.nynehead.org

Available at http://www.nynehead.org/clarke/clarke.html

Includes transcripts of letters of the Clarke family.

Clarke, B.

“William Taylor, new discoveries” / Bridget Clarke. // IN: The Georgian Group journal. – 8 (1998):1-11.

LNL 29:5

Clarke, B.

“The marriage of John Locke’s ‘wife’, Elizabeth Clarke” / Bridget Clarke. // IN: Locke newsletter. – 22 (1991):93-114.

LNL 23:4

Birch, T.

“The life of Mrs. Catharine Cockburn.” By Thomas Birch … // IN: The works of Mrs. Catharine Cockburn, theological, moral, dramatic, and poetical. Several of them now first printed. Revised and published, with an account of the life of the author, by Thomas Birch … London, printed for J. and P. Knapton, 1751. Vol. 1:i-xlviii.

See esp. p.xxxv-xxxvi.

Berman, D.

“Anthony Collins : aspects of his thought and writings” / by David Berman. // IN: Hermathena. – 119 (1975):49-70.

O’Higgins, J.

Anthony Collins : the man and his works / James O’Higgins. – The Hague : M. Nijhoff, 1970. – 267 p. – (Archives internationales d’histoire des idées = International archives of the history of ideas ; 35)

Abstract: BullSig 25:2595.

H&W 1983

Tarantino, G.

Lo scrittoio di Anthony Collins (1676-1729) : i libri e il tempi di un libero pensatore / Giovanni Tarantino. – Milano : FrancoAngeli, 2007. – 544 p. – (Storia. Studi e ricerche)

ISBN 978-88-464-8691-2.

Unverified.

Bastide, C.

The Anglo-French entente in the seventeenth-century / by Charles Bastide. – London ; New York : J. Lane ; Toronto : Bell & Cockburn, 1914.

The relations between Locke and Pierre Coste are traced on p. 176-185.

Bonno, G.

“Locke et son traducteur français Pierre Coste : avec huit lettres inédites de Coste à Locke” / Gabriel Bonno. // IN: Revue de littérature comparée. – 33 (1959):161-179.

Includes letters from Coste [MS. Locke c. 7, ff. 140-151]

Abstracts: BullSig 13:20451, 14:11880.

H&W 263; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1959.3; A [841]

Goldgar, A.

Impolite learning : conduct and community in the republic of letters, 1680- 1750 / Anne Goldgar. – New Haven ; London : Yale University Press, ©1995.

See “Coste and Locke” (p. 117-123) and “Locke ‘aspers’d and blacken’d’ ” (p. 123-131)

LNL 27:6

New

Mason, S.

“The after-life of Pierre Coste” / Sheila Mason. // IN: La Vie intellectuelle aux refuges protestants. II, Huguenots traducteurs : actes de la table ronde de Dublin, juillet 1999 / édités par Jens Häseler et Anthony McKenna. – Paris : Honoré Champion, 2002. – (Vie des huguenots ; 20)

Unverified.

Milton, J.

“Pierre Coste, John Locke, and the Third Earl of Shaftesbury” / John Milton. // IN: Studies on Locke / edited by Sarah Hutton and Paul Schuurman (2008). – p. 195-223.

LS 8:12

Rumbold, M. E.

Traducteur huguenot : Pierre Coste / Margaret E. Rumbold. – New York : P. Lang, ©1991. – viii, 188 p. – (American university studies. Series II, Romance languages and literature ; vol. 140)

Shackleton, R.

“Renseignements inédites sur Locke, Coste et Bouhier” / Robert Shackleton. // IN: Revue de literature comparée. – 27 (1953):319-322.

Abstract: BullSig 13:2560.

LNL 4:13; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1953.19

Broome, J. H.

An agent in Anglo-French relationships : Pierre Des Maizeaux, 1673-1745 / J.H. Broome. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–University of London, 1949. – xxiii, 502 leaves.

LNL 4:24; H&W 1983

Bonno, G.

“Une amitié franco-anglaise du XVIIe siècle : John Locke et l’Abbé Du Bos : avec 16 lettres inédites de Du Bos à Locke” / Gabriel Bonno. // IN: Revue de littérature comparée. – 24 (1950):481-520.

Prints 16 letters from Du Bos to Locke [MS. Locke c. 7, ff.215-251]

H&W 261; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1950.1; A [838]

Gates, W.

“The Abbé Du Bos : a harbinger of Locke in France?” / Warren Gates. // IN: French review. – 33 (1959/60):172-174.

H&W 1983; Y&Y 1959.15

Brown, S.

“ ‘Hereticks of the Lanterne’ : Furly and van Helmont from the standpoint of Locke” / Stuart Brown. // IN: Benjamin Furly, 1646-1714 : a Quaker merchant and his milieu / edited by Sarah Hutton. – Firenze : Leo S. Olschki Editore, 2007. – (Studi e testi per la storia della tolleranza in Europa nei secoli XVI-XVIII ; 10). – p. 67-84.

Champion, J. A. I.

“ ‘The fodder of our understanding’ : Benjamin Furly’s library and intellectual conversation c. 1680-c. 1725” / J. A. I. Champion. // IN: Benjamin Furly, 1646-1714 : a Quaker merchant and his milieu / edited by Sarah Hutton. – Firenze : Leo S. Olschki Editore, 2007. – (Studi e testi per la storia della tolleranza in Europa nei secoli XVI-XVIII ; 10). – p. 111-148.

Hull, W. I.

Benjamin Furly and Quakerism in Rotterdam / by William I. Hull. – [Swarthmore, Pa. : Swarthmore College], 1941. – (Swarthmore College monographs on Quaker history ; no. 5)

See “John Locke” (p. 82-100)

Hutton, S.

“Mercator theologico-philosophicus : Benjamin Furly reading” / Sarah Hutton. // IN: Benjamin Furly, 1646-1714 : a Quaker merchant and his milieu / edited by Sarah Hutton. – Firenze : Leo S. Olschki Editore, 2007. – (Studi e testi per la storia della tolleranza in Europa nei secoli XVI-XVIII ; 10). – p. 149-170.

Simonutti, L.

“English guests at ‘De Lantaarn’ : Sidney, Penn, Locke, Toland and Shaftesbury” / Luisa Simonutti. // IN: Benjamin Furly, 1646-1714 : a Quaker merchant and his milieu / edited by Sarah Hutton. – Firenze : Leo S. Olschki Editore, 2007. – (Studi e testi per la storia della tolleranza in Europa nei secoli XVI-XVIII ; 10). – p. 31-66.

Bastide, C.

“Huit lettres de Locke à Grævius” / Ch. Bastide. // IN: Revue internationale de l’enseignement. – 95 (1908):385-396.

Prints letters from Royal Library, Copenhagen, MS. Thott.

C 83; A [830]

Milton, P.

“Denis Grenville and John Locke” / Philip Milton. // IN: Locke newsletter. – 27 (1996):75-108.

Abstract: PhI 1998:806.

LNL 28:9

Brown, S.

“F.M. van Helmont : his philosophical connections and the reception of his later cabbbalistic philosophy” / Stuart Brown. // IN: Studies in seventeenth- century European philosophy / edited by M.A. Stewart. – Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1997. – (Oxford studies in the history of philosophy ; vol. 2). – p. 97-116 [esp. 108-111]

Coudert, A. P.

“John Locke and Francis Mercury van Helmont” / Allison P. Coudert. // IN: Everything connects : in conference with Richard H. Popkin : essays in his honor / edited by James E. Force and David S. Katz. – Leiden ; Boston ; Köln : Brill, 1999. – (Brill’s studies in intellectual history ; vol. 91). – p. 89-114.

LNL 30:5

Campbell, J.

Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England : from the earliest times till the reign of King George IV / by John Lord Campbell. – London : J. Murray, 1845-69.

Life of Lord Chancellor Shaftesbury (vol. 3 (1845):287-377) – Life of Lord Chancellor King (vol. 4 (1846):567-647)

Includes some Locke letters.

C 83; A [823]

Barnes, A.

Jean Le Clerc (1657-1736) et la république des lettres / par Annie Barnes. – Paris : E. Droz, 1938. – 280 p.

Bonno, G.

“Introduction.” // IN: Lettres inédites de Le Clerc à Locke / edited, with an introduction and notes, by Gabriel Bonno (1959). – p. 1-25.

H&W 263; H&W 1983

Bots, H. [and others]

De Bibliothèque universelle et historique (1686-1693) : een periodiek als trefpunt van geletterd Europa / door H. Bots, H. Hillenaar, J. Janssen, J. van der Korst & L. van Lieshout. – Amsterdam : APA ; Holland Universiteits Pers, ©1981. – xvi, 399 p. – (Studies van het Instituut voor intellectuelle betrekkingen tussen de westeuropese landen in de zeventiende eeuw ; 7)

Includes a biographical sketch of Le Clerc and a thematic index of the Bibliothèque.

Bots, H.

“Jean Leclerc as journalist of the Bibliothèques : his contribution to the spread of English learning on the European continent” / Hans Bots. // IN: Studies in seventeenth-century English literature, history and bibliography : Festschrift for Professor T.A. Birrell on the occasion of his sixtieth birthday / edited by G.A.M. Janssens and F.G.A.M. Aarts. – Amsterdam : Rodopi, 1984. – (Costerus ; new series, vol. 46). – p. 53-66.

Golden, S. A.

Jean LeClerc / by Samuel A. Golden. – New York : Twayne Publishers, ©1972. – 183 p. – (Twayne’s world author series ; TWAS 209)

Hoeven, A. van der.

De Joanne Clerico et Philippo a Limorch dissertationes duae : adhibitis epistolis aliisque scriptis ineditis / scripsit, atque eruditorum virorum epistolis nunc primum editis auxit Abr. de Amorie van der Hoeven. – Amstelodami : apud Fredericum Muller, 1843. – xv, 299, 152 p.

Barnouw, P. J.

Philippus van Limborch / door Pieter Jacobus Barnouw. – Den Haag : Mouton, 1963. – 169 p. – Proefschrift–Groningen.

Le Clerc, J.

A funeral oration upon the death of Mr. Philip Limborch, Professor of Divinity among the Remonstrants at Amsterdam: who died April 30. 1712. Pronounc’d May 6. following, being the day of his interment, by Mr. John Le Clerc. Translated from the Latin. London; printed for A. Baldwin. 1713. 31, [1] p. 8^o.

Simonutti, L.

“Religion, philosophy, and science : John Locke and Limborch’s circle in Amsterdam” / Luisa Simonutti. // IN: Everything connects : in conference with Richard H. Popkin : essays in his honor / edited by James E. Force and David S. Katz. – Leiden ; Boston ; Köln : Brill, 1999. – (Brill’s studies in intellectual history ; vol. 91). – p. 295-324.

Includes the text of three letters on Locke written shortly after his death by Limborch to Lady Masham.

LNL 30:10

Acworth, R.

“Cursory reflections upon an article called ‘What is it with Damaris, Lady Masham?’ ” / Richard Acworth. // IN: Locke studies. – 6 (2006):189-197.

On Buickerood, “What is it with Damaris, Lady Masham?” (2005).

LS 7:4

Baker, K. C.

Lady Damaris Masham : an appraisal of a seventeenth-century gentlewoman / Kathleen Celia Baker. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–University of Essex, 2005.

Abstract: DAI 66:725C.

Unverified.

Ballard, G.

Memoirs of several ladies of Great Britain, who have been celebrated for their writings or skill in the learned langauges arts and sciences. By George Ballard … Oxford, printed by W. Jackson for the author. 1752.

See “Lady Masham” (p. 379-388)

Also published as: Memoirs of British ladies, who have been celebrated for their writings or skill in the learned langauges, arts and sciences. By George Ballard … Oxford, printed for T. Evans. 1775. See p. 262-269.

C 85

Buickerood, J. G.

“What is it with Damaris, Lady Masham? : the historiography of one early modern woman philosopher” / James G. Buickerood. // IN: Locke studies. – 5 (2005):179-214.

See also the comment by Acworth, “Cursory reflections upon an article …” (2006)

LS 6:5

Frankel, L.

“Damaris Cudworth Masham, a seventeenth century feminist philosopher” / Lois Frankel. // IN: Hypatia. – 4:no. 1 (spring 1989):80-90.

Abstract: PhI 1989:414.

O’Donnell, S.

“ ‘My idea in your mind’ : John Locke and Damaris Cudworth Masham” /Sheryl O’Donnell. // IN: Mothering the mind : twelve studies of writers and their silent partners / edited by Ruth Perry and Martine Watson Brownley. – New York ; London : Holmes & Meier, 1984. – p. 26-46.

LNL 26:8

Simonutti, L.

“Dalla poesia metafisica alla filosofia Lockiana : Damaris Cudworth, Lady Masham” / Luisa Simonutti. // IN: Donne, filosofia e cultura nel Seicento / a cura di Pina Totaro, ed. – Roma : Consiglio Nazionale della Ricerche, 1999. – (Monografie scientifiche. Serie Scienze umane e sociale). – p. 173-209.

Includes “Appendice: Damaris Cudworth, Lady Masham, Tre poemi” (p. 197-209)

Simonutti, L.

“Damaris Cudworth Masham, una Lady della repubblica delle lettere” / Luisa Simonutti. // IN: Scritti in onore di Eugenio Garin. – Pisa, Scuola Normale Superiore, 1987. – (Pubblicazioni della Classe di Lettere e Filosofia, Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa ; 1) – p. 141-165.

Staves, S.

A literary history of women’s writing in Britain, 1660-1789 / Susan Staves. – Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2006.

See esp. “Women philosophers” (p. 93-96), “Masham’s Discourse concerning the love of God” (p. 96-98), and “Astell” (p. 98-104)

Wallas, A.

Before the bluestockings / by Ada Wallas. – London : G. Allen & Unwin, 1929.

See Ch. 3, “Locke’s friend, Lady Masham” (p. 75-107)

H&W 394; H&W 1983

Widmaier, R.

“Damaris Masham, geb. Cudworth, geb. 18. Januar 1658 in Cambridge - gest. 20. April 1708 in Oates” / von Rita Widmaier. – (Korrespondenten von G.W. Leibniz ; 8). // IN: Studia Leitnitiana. – 18 (1986):211-227.

Cranston, M.

“John Locke’s correspondence with Esther Masham” / by Maurice Cranston. // IN: Newberry Library bulletin. – 2nd series:4 (July 1950):121-135.

Prints letters from Esther Masham’s letter book [Newberry Library, Chicago].

H&W 261; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1950.6; A [839]

Whyman, S.

“The correspondence of Esther Masham and John Locke : a study in epistolary silences” / Susan Whyman. // IN: Huntington Library quarterly. – 66 (2003):275-305.

LS 5:15

Laslett, P.

“Masham of Otes : the rise and fall of an English family” / by Peter Laslett. // IN: History today. – 3 (1953):535-543.

Reprinted in: Diversions of history / introduced by Peter Quennell. – London : A. Wingate, 1954. – p. 110-124.

H&W 262; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1953.8

Marsh, H.

“Sir Thomas Molyneux, Bart., M.D., F.R.S.” / Sir Henry Marsh, Bart. – (Gallery of illustrious Irishmen ; no. 13). // IN: Dublin University magazine. – 18 (1841):305-327, 469-490, 604-619, 744-764.

Includes transcriptions of letters between Locke and Sir Thomas and William Molyneux.

A [821]

Chillingworth, H. R.

“William Molyneux, a herald of democracy” / H.R. Chillingworth. // IN: Hermathena. – 67 (1946):60-67.

Kelly, P.

“Locke and Molyneux : the anatomy of a friendship” / by Patrick Kelly. // IN: Hermathena. – 126 (summer 1979):38-54.

H&W 1983; Y&Y 1979.15

Simms, J. G.

William Molyneux of Dublin, 1656-1698 / J.G. Simms ; edited by P.H. Kelly. – Blackrock, County Dublin : Irish Academic Press, ©1982. – 176 p.

Review: K.H.D. Haley, LNL 15:104-106.

LNL 15:6

Brewster, D.

Memoirs of the life, writings, and discoveries of Sir Isaac Newton / by Sir David Brewster. – Edinburgh : T. Constable, 1855.

See esp. vol. 2:318-327; includes text of letters from Newton to Locke.

A [826]

Cohen, I. B.

“A battle cry for science : I. Bernard Cohen talks to Peter Laslett about Newton’s Principia.” // IN: The Listener. – 86 (1971):791-793.

Gjertsen, D.

The Newton handbook / Derek Gjertsen. – London ; New York : Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1986.

See “Locke, John” (p. 321-323)

LNL 19:7

Iliffe, R.

“Isaac Newton, Lucatello Professor of Mathematics” / Rob Iliffe. // IN: Science incarnate : historical embodiments of natural knowledge / edited by Christopher Lawrence and Steven Shapin. – Chicago ; London : University of Chicago Press, 1998. – p. 121-155.

New

Levenson, T.

Newton and the counterfeiter : the unknown detective career of the world’s greatest scientist / Thomas Levenson. – London : Faber, 2009.

Also published: Boston : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009.

Robbins, C.

“Absolute liberty : the life and thought of William Popple, 1638-1708” / Caroline Robbins. // IN: William and Mary quarterly. – 3rd series:24 (1967):190-223.

Reprinted in: Absolute liberty : a selection from the articles and papers of Caroline Robbins / edited by Barbara Taft. – Hamden, Conn. : published for the Conference on British Studies and Wittenberg University by Archon Books, 1982. – p. 3-30.

Simonutti, L.

“Un acteur et témoin du débat sur la tolérance : William Popple, marchand, écrivain et poète de la liberté” / Luisa Simonutti. // IN: Q/W/E/R/T/Y. – 8 (oct. 1998):267-272.

Includes ’Appendice : textes inédites de William Popple” [Brit.Lib., Add. MS. 8888, f. 159 (Sonnett, 1685, Les Nouveaux Convertis), f. 245 (Sonnet, 1697, Upon Human Life), f. 269 (Upon a Book intituled An inquiry concerning virtue, 1699)]

Brown, L. F.

The first Earl of Shaftesbury / by Louise Fargo Brown. – New York ; London : D. Appleton-Century Company, ©1933. – xi, 350 p.

B 100

Chapman, H.

Four fine gentlemen / Hester Chapman. – Lincoln ; London : University of Nebraska Press, ©1977.

See “Anthony Ashley Cooper, 1st Earl of Shaftesbury” (p. 13-82)

Haley, K. H. D.

The first Earl of Shaftesbury / by K.H.D. Haley. – Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1968. – xii, 767 p.

See esp. Ch. 11, “John Locke and the Shaftesbury household”

H&W 267; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1968.13

North, R.

Reflections upon some passages in Mr. Le Clerc’s life of Mr. John Locke; in a letter to a friend. With a preface, containing some remarks on two large volumes of libels; the one intituled State-Tracts, and the other falsely call’d The compleat history of England, vol. III, commonly ascrib’d to Dr. Kennet. London: printed for J. Morphew. 1711. 34 p. 4^o.

Written by Roger North; on Le Clerc’s comments on Shaftesbury in his obituary on Locke.

Also published in: Examen: or, An enquiry into the credit and veracity of a pretended complete history … By the honourable Roger North, Esq; London, printed for Fletcher Gyles. 1740. 4^o. See p. 674-692.

C 84

Shaftesbury, A., 1st Earl of.

Memoires, letters and speeches of Anthony Ashley Cooper, first Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Chancellor : with other papers illustrating his life from his birth to the Restoration / edited by William Dougal Christie. – London : J. Murray, 1859.

See “Suppressed passages of Ludlow’s Memoirs, 1653-1660” [from a mansucript among the Locke papers at the Earl of Lovelace’s] (p. 108-130)

Also published in: A life of Anthony Ashley Cooper, first Earl of Shaftesbury, 1621-1683 / by W.D. Christie. – London ; New York : Macmillan, 1871. – See vol. 1:lvi-lxii; also includes some Locke letters.

C 83

Brett, R. L.

The third Earl of Shaftesbury : a study in eighteenth-century literary theory / by R.L. Brett. – London ; New York : Hutchinson’s University Library, 1951. – 231 p.

B 185; H&W 1983

Dussinger, J. A.

“ ‘The lovely system of Lord Shaftesbury’ : an answer to Locke in the aftermath of 1688?” / by John A. Dussinger. // IN: Journal of the history of ideas. – 42 (1981):151-158.

Y&Y 1981.17

Grean, S.

Shaftesbury’s philosophy of religion and ethics : a study in enthusiasm / Stanley Grean. – [Oxford, Ohio] : Ohio University Press, 1967. – xix, 296 p.

Harrison, J. F.

The moral and political philosophy of Anthony Ashley Cooper, third Earl of Shaftesbury, 1671-1713 / submitted by James Francis Harrison. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–Durham, 1970. – xix, 412 leaves.

Shaftesbury, A., 3rd Earl of.

The life, unpublished letters, and philosophical regimen of Anthony, Earl of Shaftesbury, author of the “Characteristics” / edited by Benjamin Rand. – London : S. Sonnenschein ; New York : Macmillan, 1900. – xxxi, 535 p.

Includes letters to Locke, Coste, Le Clerc and others; of particular interest is Shaftesbury’s biographical letter to Le Clerc, February 8, 1705 (p. 326-332)

Y&Y 1900.6 [sub Shaftesbury]; A [829]

Voitle, R.

The Third Earl of Shaftesbury, 1671-1713 / Robert Voitle. – Baton Rouge ; London : Louisiana State University, ©1984. – xii, 428 p.

Dewhurst, K.

“The correspondence between John Locke and Sir Hans Sloane” / by Kenneth Dewhurst. // IN: Irish journal of medical science. – 413 (1960):201-212.

LNL 4:18; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1960.8; A [843]

Sanders, C. R.

“The Strachey family, Sutton Court, and John Locke” / by Charles Richard Sanders. // IN: Virginia magazine of history and biography. – 59 (1951):275-296.

H&W 261; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1951.17; T 225

Clarke, B.

“Thomas Stringer, Locke, Shaftesbury, and Edward Clarke : new archival discoveries” / Bridget Clarke. // IN: Locke studies. – 8 (2008):171-199.

Dewhurst, K.

“Sydenham’s letters to John Locke” / by Kenneth Dewhurst. // IN: The practitioner. – 175 (1955):314-320.

Prints letters from MS. Locke c. 19, ff. 163-168.

LNL 4:15; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1955.7; A [840]

Dewhurst, K.

“Some verses in honour of Thomas Sydenham” / by Kenneth Dewhurst. // IN: Notes and records of the Royal Society of London. – 17 (1962):193-197.

Verses by Matthew Slade, from the Lovelace Collection.

Payne, J. F.

Thomas Sydenham / by Joseph Frank Payne. – London : T.F. Unwin, 1900. – (Masters of medicine)

Also published: New York : Longmans, Green, 1900.

See “Locke and Sydenham” (p. 239-249); Locke’s poem appears on p. 129.

Fouke, D. C.

Philosophy and theology in a burlesque mode : John Toland and the “way of paradox” / Daniel C. Fouke. – Amherst, N.Y. : Humanity Books, 2007. – 395 p. – (JHP book series)

Sabetti, A.

John Toland, un irregolare della società e della cultura inglese tra seicento e settecento / Alfredo Sabetti ; in appendice, John Toland, Il Christianesimo senza misteri. – Napoli : Liguori, 1976. – 393 p.

New

Simonutti, L.

“Toland e gli inglesi del circolo di Furly a Rotterdam” / Luisa Simonutti. // IN: Filosofia e cultura nel settecento britannico / a cura di Antonio Santucci. – Bologna : Società Editrice Il Mulino, ©2000. – vol. 1:249-269.

Gough, J. W.

“James Tyrrell, Whig historian and friend of John Locke” / J.W. Gough. // IN: Historical journal. – 19 (1976):581-610.

H&W 1983; Y&Y 1976.19

Milton, J. R.

“John Locke, George Wall and George Walls : a problem of identity” / J.R. Milton. // IN: Locke newsletter. – 22 (1991):81-91.

LNL 23:7