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Fowler Thomas. Locke
Locke
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. LOCKE'S BOYHOOD.—HIS EARLY LIFE IN OXFORD
CHAPTER II. MEDICAL STUDIES.—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENTS.—CONNEXION WITH SHAFTESBURY
CHAPTER III. RESIDENCE IN FRANCE.—FURTHER RELATIONS WITH SHAFTESBURY.—EXPULSION FROM CHRIST CHURCH
CHAPTER IV. RESIDENCE IN HOLLAND.—THE REVOLUTION.—RETURN TO ENGLAND.—PUBLICATION OF THE "ESSAY" AND OTHER WORKS
CHAPTER V. LIFE AT OATES.—FRIENDSHIPS.—FURTHER PUBLICATIONS
CHAPTER VI. POLITICAL AFFAIRS.—PUBLIC OCCUPATIONS.—RELATIONS WITH THE KING
CHAPTER VII. CONTROVERSY WITH STILLINGFLEET.—OTHER LITERARY OCCUPATIONS.—DOMESTIC LIFE.—PETER KING.—LATTER YEARS.—DEATH
CHAPTER VIII. ESSAY ON THE HUMAN UNDERSTANDING
CHAPTER IX. LOCKE'S OPINIONS ON RELIGION AND MORALS, AND HIS THEOLOGICAL WRITINGS
CHAPTER X. THE THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION AND THE CONDUCT OF THE UNDERSTANDING
CHAPTER XI. WORKS ON GOVERNMENT, TRADE, AND FINANCE
CHAPTER XII. LOCKE'S INFLUENCE ON THOUGHT
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Thomas Fowler
Published by Good Press, 2021
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It is an unexplained circumstance that, notwithstanding a letter to the Hebdomadal Board from Lord Clarendon, then Chancellor of the University, signifying his assent to a dispensation, enabling Locke to accumulate the degrees of Bachelor and Doctor in Medicine, he never took those degrees. The obstacle may have arisen from himself, or, more probably, it may have been due to some sinister influence on the Hebdomadal Board preventing the assent of that body to the required decree. Any way, it is curious that eleven days after the date of Lord Clarendon's letter is dated the dispensation from the Crown (already referred to on page 13), enabling him to retain his studentship, notwithstanding his neglect to enter holy orders.
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