Full bibliographical details of the editions of Locke’s works that have been used in references are given in the list of abbreviations at the beginning of the book.

The Clarendon Press is at present engaged in publishing an edition of all Locke’s published writings and many of his unpublished manuscripts. The

Essay concerning Human Understanding

and (thus far) eight volumes of his

Correspondence

were the first to appear, superlatively edited by Peter Nidditch and E. S. de Beer respectively. A single volume of

Selected Correspondence , edited by Mark Goldie (Oxford University Press), now makes some of the vividness and fascination of the full

Correspondence

accessible to a wider readership. A final volume, along with a full index to the

Correspondence

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