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This volume completes the celebrated edition of John Locke's
Correspondence by the late E. S. de Beer, whose eight volumes were published between 1976 and 1989. The supplementary volume presents some 300 documents: newly discovered or augmented, or newly collected, letters by or to Locke, or between his close associates.
List of contents
- Abbreviations
- Conventions
- Introduction
- Inventory
- LETTERS
- Appendices
- A. Surveillance letters
- B. Articles of agreement with publisher
- C. Spurious letters
- Calendars
- Conspectus of the correspondence
- Calendar of non-epistolary documents and enclosures
- Calendar of documents in the Lovelace correspondence
- Calendar of Locke's correspondents
- Calendar of third-party correspondents
- Calendar of repositories
About the author
Mark Goldie read History at the University of Sussex (1970-73) before moving to Cambridge for doctoral research. He was a Research Fellow at Gonville and Caius College (1976-79) and became a Fellow of Churchill College in 1979, where he was later vice-master (1993-99). He was successively Lecturer, Reader, and Professor of Intellectual History in the Faculty of History, and was head of department (2010-13). In 2019 he became Honorary Professor of Intellectual History at Sussex and in 2021 was Carlyle Lecturer at the University of Oxford. He has published extensively on politics, religion, and ideas in early modern Britain.
Summary
This volume completes the celebrated edition of John Locke's Correspondence by the late E. S. de Beer, whose eight volumes were published between 1976 and 1989. The supplementary volume presents some 300 documents: newly discovered or augmented, or newly collected, letters by or to Locke, or between his close associates.
