1693 Some Thoughts Concerning Education Locke

"Some Thoughts Concerning Education", by John Locke, printed at London for A and J Churchill, 1693. A good copy with title leaf (a color copy is included) and prelims lacking. 262 pages,[2]. Old leath

Locke, John Some Thoughts concerning Education London: for A. and J. Churchill, 1693. First edition, issue with 'patronage' spelt correctly on A3 verso, 8vo, [viii], 262. [2], contemporary panelled ca

1752 John LOCKE Concerning Education English Philosophy Scotland Edinburgh RARE “I have always thought the actions of men the best interpreters of their thoughts.” – John Locke After studying me

1824 John LOCKE Essay Concerning Human Understanding Philosophy Tabula Rasa “I have always thought the actions of men the best interpreters of their thoughts.” – John Locke After st

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Edwards, Jonathan. SOME THOUGHTS CONCERNING THE PRESENT REVIVAL OF RELIGION IN NEW-ENGLAND. Boston printed, Edinburgh reprinted: T. Lumisden and J. Robertson, 1743. 6.5" x 4.25". iv, 221 pp. *printer'

Thoughts on the education of daughters with reflections on female conduct in the more important duties of life by Mary Wollstonecraft. Published in London: J. Johnson, 1787. 1st Edition. Original hard

1721 John Locke Essay Concerning Human Understanding Philosophy Tabula Rasa “Our Business here is not to know all things, but those which concern our conduct.” ― John Locke, An Essay Concern

1731 John Locke Essay Concerning Human Understanding Philosophy Tabula Rasa 2v “Our Business here is not to know all things, but those which concern our conduct.” ― John Locke, An Essay Conc

Antique leather bound book from 1760. Titled An Essay Concerning Human Understanding by John Locke. Volume 2. The Fifteenth Edition. London.

Locke, John. AN ABRIDGMENT OF MR. LOCKE'S ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING. Fourth ed. London: Knapton [et al], 1731. 8vo. 379, [5] pp. Period paneled calf, title label chipped, light scuffs, head

A Cry to the Professor’s Conscience: or The Professor’s Looking-Glass, Concerning His Thoughts, Words, and Actions, The Fourth Edition. Printed at LEEDS by James Bowling, MDCCLXXXVI (1786). 24 pag

1947 John Locke, On Politics and Education, Walter J Black John Locke (b. 1632, Wring ton, Somerset, England; d. 1704, Oates, Essex) is considered one of the first philosophers of the Enlightenme

[Locke (John)] A Letter Concerning Toleration, second edition, 6pp. advertisements, light surface soiling to title, for Awnsham Churchill, 1690 bound with A Second Letter concerning Toleration, first

Miscellaneous books including Locke, John An Essay concerning Humane Understanding. London: A. & J. Churchill, 1710. Sixth edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, engraved portrait, inscription of 'Thomas Baker. Col

Gravatt, J. J. THE RECORD OF HAMPTON'S RETURNED INDIAN PUPILS. Philadelphia: Indian Rights Association, 1885. 8vo in original printed wrappers. 7, [1] pp. *************** Concerning the performance of

An Essay Concerning Human Understanding. In Four Books. The Fifteenth Edition in Two Volumes. Contemporary calf, remains of gilt lettering & gilt stamping on spine. Raised bands. Printed for D. Browne

"AN ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING"; PRINTED EDINBURGH FOR J. DICKSON AND C. ELLIOT 1777; AS FOUND CONDITION

Albert Einstein On Human Nature: "Practice makes a master, Practice makes a hater…" A thought-provoking item revealing Albert Einstein's views on human nature, ethical behavior, education, and envir

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