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[ Locke Bibliography ] – [ Part I: Works by Locke ]
Goldie, M. (ed.)
Political essays / Locke ; edited by Mark Goldie. –
Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1997. –
(Cambridge texts in the history of political thought). – xl, 409 p.
Contents:
Introduction (p. xi-xxvii)
Major Essays
Second Tract on Government (c. 1662) – p. 54-78
Essays on the Law of Nature (1663-4) –
p. 79-133
An Essay on Toleration (1667) –
p. 134-159
The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina (1669)
– p. 160-181
An Essay on the Poor Law (1697) –
p. 182-198
Minor Essays
Verses on Cromwell and the Dutch War (1654) – p. 201-203
Verses on King Charles II’s Restoration (1660) – p. 203-204
Infallibility (1661–2) – p. 204-209
Verses on Queen Catherine (1662) – p. 209-211
On Samuel Parker (1669–70) –
p. 211-215
Adversaria A (c. 1670?) –
p. 215
Civil and Ecclesiastical Power (1674) –
p. 216-221
Trade (1674) – p. 221-222
The Particular Test for Priests (c. 1674)
– p. 222-224
Philanthropy (1675) – p. 225-226
Catholic Infallibility (1675) –
p. 226-230
Toleration A (c. 1675) –
p. 230-235
Obligation of Penal Laws (1676) –
p. 235-237
Pleasure, Pain, the Passions
(1676) – p. 237-245
Atheism (1676) – p. 245-246
Toleration B (1676) – p. 246-248
Faith and Reason (1676) – p. 248-250
Knowledge A (1676) – p. 250-251
Happiness A (1676) – p. 251-252
Politica (1676) – p. 252
Atlantis (1676–9) – p. 252-259
Understanding (1677) – p. 260-265
Adversaria B (1677) – p. 265-267
Morality (c. 1677–8) –
p. 267-269
Toleration C (1678) – p. 269
Law (1678) – p. 269-270
Law of Nature (1678) – p. 270
Virtue A (1678) – p. 270-271
Happiness B (1678) – p. 271
Reputation (1678) – p. 271-272
Carolina (1679) – p. 272
Marriage (1679) – p. 273
Pietas (1679) – p. 273
Justitia (1679) – p. 273
Politia (1679) – p. 274
Opinion (1679) – p. 274
Love of Country (1679) – p. 274-275
Love (1679) – p. 275-276
Toleration D (1679) – p. 276-277
Of God’s Justice (1680) –
p. 277-278
Religion (1681) – p. 278-280
Reason, Passion, Superstition (1681) –
p. 280
Knowledge B (1681) – p. 281-282
Laws (1681) – p. 282-283
Selecting the Grand Jury (1681) –
p. 283-287
Virtue B (1681) – p. 287-288
Adversaria C (c. 1681?) –
p. 288-289
Enthusiasm (1682) – p. 289-291
Ecclesia (c. 1682) – p. 291-292
Superstition (c. 1682) –
p. 292-293
Tradition (c. 1682) – p. 293
The Labadists (1684) – p. 293-296
Thus I Think (c. 1686–8?) –
p. 296-297
Of Ethic in General (c. 1686–8?) –
p. 297-304
Pacific Christians (1688) – p. 304-306
On Allegiance and the Revolution (1690) –
p. 306-313
On William Sherlock (1690–1) –
p. 313-317
Ethica A (1692) – p. 318-319
Ethica B (1693) – p. 319-320
Homo ante et post Lapsum (1693) –
p. 320-321
Voluntas (1693) – p. 321
For a General Naturalisation (1693) –
p. 322-326
Labour (1693) – p. 326-328
Law (c. 1693) – p. 328-329
Liberty of the Press (1694–5) – p. 329-339
Punitive Justice (1695) – p. 339
Venditio (1695) – p. 339-343
Sacerdos (1698) – p. 343-345
Error (1698) – p. 345-3348
Some Thoughts Concerning Reading and Study for a Gentleman (1703) – p. 348-355
Appendix
Extract for “Draft B” (1671)
of Human Understanding – p. 359-360
Extract from “A Letter from a Person of Quality” (1675) – p. 360-365
Extracts from “Study” (1677) –
p. 365-372
Extract from
“Critical Notes on Stillingfleet” (1681) – 372-375
Locke’s reading list – p. 376-380
Checklist of Lockeana in print – p. 381-387
Bibliography – p. 388-395
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