 1684
Contents:
Cardialgia
(spring/summer 1684)
Location:
Bodleian Libary, MS. Locke f. 24, f. 17.
Description:
A brief Latin note, initialed “JL”; based on his reading of a medical book.
Publications: None
Location:
Bodleian Libary, MS. Locke f. 24, f. 18.
Description:
A brief medical note, initialed “JL.”
Publications: None
Mucus
(spring/summer 1684)
Location:
Bodleian Libary, MS. Locke f. 24, f. 103.
Description:
A medical note, initialed “JL.”
Publications: None
Tormina
(spring/summer 1684)
Location:
Bodleian Libary, MS. Locke f. 24, f. 171.
Description:
A medical note, initialed “JL.”
Publications: None
Location:
Bodleian Libary, MS. Locke f. 4, pp. 114-121.
Description:
An untitled entry in Locke’s journal, dated 22 August 1684.
Locke made a journey to visit the Labadist community at Wieuwerd in North Holland.
Publications:
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Political essays / Locke ; edited by Mark Goldie. –
Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1997. – p. 294-296. [Locke #867+]
Discussions:
Goldie, publication #1 above, p. 293-294.
Location:
Bodleian Library, MS. Locke c. 28, ff. 52-82.
Description:
An epitome of the manuscript of Locke’s Essay concerning human understanding,
in the hand of Sylvester Brounower, with alterations and additions in Locke’s hand.
According to Hill & Milton,
“The Epitome (Abrégé) of Locke.s Essay” (2003),
this English abstract was written prior to the writing of Draft C,
during the first two years of Locke’s exile in Holland, as an aid in organizing his draft papers.
A revised version in French was published in Le Clerc’s Bibliothèque universelle in 1688
[Locke #38],
and later translated into English [Locke #40].
The manuscript consists of four quires of eight leaves, c. 160 × 105 mm, signed A-D by Locke.
At present, quire D is misbound; the two inner sheets have been placed side by side,
thus disarranging the order of pages. Hill and Milton provide a detailed description of the correct order.
Publications:
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The life of John Locke : with extracts from his correspondence,
journals and common-place books / by Lord King. –
London : H. Colburn, 1829. – p. 365-398; London : H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830. – vol. 2:231-293.
– This section of King has been transcribed by Garth Kemerling and posted on the web at:
http://www.philosophypages.com/locke/k365.htm
[viewed 29 May 2004]
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Drafts for the Essay concerning human understanding, and other philosophical writings. Volume 2 / John Locke ;
edited by G.A.J. Rogers. –
Oxford : Clarendon Press, forthcoming. – (The Clarendon edition of the works of John Locke)
Discussions:
Hill & Milton (see Description above)
Location:
British Library, Add. MS. 38,771.
Description:
A clean draft of Locke’s thoughts on the education, in the hand of Sylvester Brounower;
the title page, the first line, and some corrections in Locke’s hand.
The title page reads “Some Directions concerning the Education of his Son.
Sent to his worthy Freind Mr Edward Clarke of Chipley 1684.”
The manuscript was prepared after an earlier version went astray in the post;
see Locke to Clarke, late Nov. 1684 [Letter no. 791]. This version was sent to Clarke early in January 1685 [De Beer].
The manuscript consists of 52 leaves (f. 16 and two unnumbered leaves at end are blank),
measuring 109 × 77 mm. The text is numbered in 82 sections.
The manuscript also contains a letter of transmittal to Clarke (f. 51v-52v) [Letter no. 804].
8o. a-f8g7; the outer bifolio of gathering a is wrapped around gatherings a-b,
the final leaf (f. 16) is blank and is signed “a”;
the direction line of the first sheet of each gathering contains “Ed.” and the signature.
Publications:
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Directions concerning education :
being the first draft of his Thoughts concerning education / John Locke ;
now printed from Additional MS. 38771 in the British Museum
with an introduction by Frederic George Kenyon. –
Oxford : for presentation to members of the Roxburgh Club, 1933. – 84 p. [Locke #943]
Discussions:
Kenyon, Introduction;
Yolton & Yolton (ed.), Some thoughts concerning education (1989),
p. 44-46;
De Beer, vol. 2:624 and Letter no. 804.
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