| CHAPTER I. | | PAGE | | Locke's Boyhood.—His early Life in Oxford | 1 | | CHAPTER II. | | Medical Studies.—Public Employments.—Connexion with Shaftesbury | 12 | | CHAPTER III. | | Residence in France.—Further Relations with Shaftesbury.—Expulsion from Christ Church. | 28 | | CHAPTER IV. | | Residence in Holland.—The Revolution.—Return to England.—Publication of the "Essay" and other works | 44 | | CHAPTER V. | | Life at Oates.—Friendships.—Further Publications | 62 | | CHAPTER VI. | | Political Affairs.—Public Occupations.—Relations with the King | 82 | | CHAPTER VII. | | Controversy with Stillingfleet.—Other Literary Occupations.—Domestic Life.—Peter King.—Latter Years.—Death | 102 | | CHAPTER VIII. | | Essay on Human Understanding | 127 | | CHAPTER IX. | | Locke's Opinions on Religion and Morals, and his Theological Writings | 152 | | CHAPTER X. | | The Thoughts on Education and the Conduct of the Understanding | 168 | | CHAPTER XI. | | Works on Government, Trade, and Finance | 179 | | CHAPTER XII. | | Locke's Influence on Thought | 194 |
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