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MS. Locke c. 27: papers of John Locke relating to theology and religion.
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MS. Locke c. 28, fos. 42–9: notes by Locke, 1677, on his translation of three of Pierre Nicole's Essais de morale.
MS. Locke c. 28, fos. 52–82: an abstract of Locke's manuscript of An Essay concerning Humane Understanding in the hand of S. Brownover with a few corrections and additions by Locke.
MS. Locke c. 28, fos. 157–8: notes by Locke on the division of the sciences.
MS. Locke d. 1: commonplace book of John Locke. Most of the entries are dated 1679 but there are few dated 1692 (pp. 177–89).
MS. Locke d. 3, pp. 1–86: An Examination of P. Malebranche's Opinion of Seeing All Things in God, by Locke in the hand of S. Brownover.
MS. Locke e. 1: drafts by John Locke of additions to An Essay concerning Humane Understanding which were included in the 4th edn (1700).
MS. Locke e. 2, fos. 1–100: Locke's final draft of A Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans, dated 1702.
MS. Locke e. 2, fos. 168–99: Locke's final draft of A Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians.
MS. Locke e. 2, fos. 200–32: Locke's final draft of A Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Galatians, dated 1703.
MS. Locke e. 7: Quest: Whether the Civill Magistrate may lawfully impose and determine ye use of indifferent things in reference to Religious Worship, a treatise written (1660?) by John Locke in answer to The Great Question concerning Things Indifferent in Religious Worship by Edward Bagshaw the younger.
MS. Locke f. 1: journal of John Locke, 12 November 1675 – 13 December 1676.
MS. Locke f. 2: journal of John Locke, 1677.
MS. Locke f. 3: journal of John Locke, 1678.
MS. Locke f. 4: journal of John Locke, 1680.
MS. Locke f. 5: journal of John Locke, 1681.
MS. Locke f. 6: journal of John Locke, 1682.
MS. Locke f. 7: journal of John Locke, 1683.
MS. Locke f. 8: journal of John Locke, 1684–85.
MS. Locke f. 9: journal of John Locke, 1686–88.
MS. Locke f. 10: journal of John Locke, 1 January 1689 – 24 October 1704.
MS. Locke f. 30: notes by Locke on the books of the New Testament consisting chiefly of extracts from commentaries.
MS. Locke f. 32: a parchment box containing notes by Locke on Simon, Histoire critique du Vieux Testament and on books of the Old Testament from Job to Malachi.
MS. Locke f. 33, fos. 8–25: a notebook containing entries in an unidentified hand on logic.
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