Locke, John, 1632-1704
University of Oxford
Papers and correspondence of John Locke (1632-1704).
Texas Tech University - Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library
Collection of papers and works of John Locke. Includes poems attributed to Edmund Waller, William Godolphin and Katherine Fowler Philips and several unattributed poems
Charleston Library Society
Manuscript in the hand of John Locke, secretary to Lord Ashley Cooper, First Earl of Shaftesbury
Morgan Library and Museum - Pierpont Morgan Library
A collection of 24 autograph letters signed from Locke: two letters are to Nicholas Toinard, one letter is to Edward Clarke, and the remainder of the letters are to Cornelius Lyde. The collection also includes one letter signed written by an amanuensis (MA 231.21) and an autograph document signed (MA 231.4) in which Locke nominates Lyde to be his attorney. Most of the letters discuss currency problems and the management of Locke's estate. Items in the collection are described in 26 individual records (MA 231.1-26)
Library of Congress - Research and Reference Services
Philosopher
Harvard University - Houghton Library
Letters from John Locke to Anthony Collins. Also includes corrections for an unidentified Latin text and an unsigned manuscript Of humane understanding
Library of Congress - Research and Reference Services
Philosopher
University of Southern Mississippi - Cook Library
Collection of papers including letters to and from Locke, essays by him, his will, indenture contracts, list of expenses while he was with the Board of Trade and Plantations, and his degree from Christ College
Yale University
The papers consist of manuscripts of John Locke. Also included is a copy of Catalogus impressorum liborum Bibliothecae Bodlejanae in academia Oxoniensi
Stanford University
Mentions the Duke of Marlborough and portrait painter Sir Godfrey Kneller