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Came into this world (: Happened in Wrington, Somerset, England.
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Graduated to move onto Oxford University.
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Used to refer to certain ancient Greek practitioners of medicine.
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When Locke is "Censor of Moral Philosophy" at Christ Church he wrote this essay. Used to distinguish between legitimate and illeglitimate civil governments and to argue for the legitimacy of the revolt against tyrannical governments.
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Based on all extant manuscripts and a number of other writings on law and politics.
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John Locke writes this under the supervision of Shaftsbury. Providence of Carolina, which included most of the land between what is now Virginia and Floride. It replaced the Character of Carolina. This wasn't popular with many of the early settlers, so it was never ratified by the assembly and was abandoned.
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This happened through his friendship with the first Earl of Shaftesbury. Employed him as a personal physician; also served as a secratary, political researcher, and political advisor.
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Recieved this from attending Oxford University.
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A union of Parliamentarians with an invading army led by the Dutch stadtholder, also known as William of Orange.
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This aims to determine limits of human understanding.
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Theory of natural law and natural rights, he uses to distinguish between legitmate and illegitmate civil government.
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How to educate the mind using three distinct methods: the develoment of health body; the formation of a virtuous character and the choice of an appropriate accademic curriculum.
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This jobs had a variety of obligations including overseeing colonial governments.
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Work had great inpact on the development of epistemology and political philosophy.
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Leaving this Earth, to be in a much better place! (: Happened in Essex, England
