Commonplace book, 1755-[1778?] Digital
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Scope and Contents
This volume is paginated and organized under various subject headings. Entries include extracts and quotations from Locke’s readings, poetry, apothegms, and citations. Topics include the constellations, the discovery of America and the nature of its original inhabitants, the excellence and morality of God, justification by faith, human liberty, the art of preaching, the nature of God, the Ten Commandments, original sin, charity, human happiness, anatomy, and the captivity of the Jews. A note...
Commonplace book, 1755-[1778?] Digital Object
Cover of commonplace book, 1755-[1778?] Digital
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Cover of commonplace book, 1755-[1778?] Digital Object
Drawing representing the Locke farm in Sherborn, Massachusetts, surveyed on 1790 November 8 Digital
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Drawing representing the Locke farm in Sherborn, Massachusetts, surveyed on 1790 November 8 Digital Object
Eulogy to Locke written by his successor, Samuel Langdon, [1778] Digital
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Scope and Contents
A published version of this eulogy can be found in Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Second Series, Vol. XVIII, 1903-1904, pages 206-207.
Eulogy to Locke written by his successor, Samuel Langdon,[1778] Digital Object
Note in Latin, [1755-1778?] Digital
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Note in Latin, [1755-1778?] Digital Object
Letter from Samuel Locke to Edward Wigglesworth, 1760 February 11 Digital
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The subject is the positive aspects of marriage. Published in Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Second Series, Vol. XVIII, 1903-1904, pages 257-258.
Letter from Samuel Locke to Edward Wigglesworth, 1760 February 11 Digital Object