A Letter Concerning Toleration and Other Writings. John Locke

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СКАЧАТЬ Oxford, and Oakley (James Tyrrell’s home) Writes Two Treatises of Government 1681 Writes a defense of toleration against Edward Stillingfleet Assists Shaftesbury at the Oxford Parliament Oxford Parliament dismissed; Charles summons no more parliaments Beginning of royal and Tory backlash against Whigs and dissenters Shaftesbury accused of treason; charge dismissed by a Whig grand jury 1682 Court coup against Whigs in City of London; Shaftesbury flees to Holland 1683 Death of Shaftesbury in Holland; Locke attends funeral in Dorset Whig Rye House Plot, to assassinate the king, exposed Executions of Lord William Russell and Algernon Sidney Earl of Essex’s suicide in the Tower; Whigs suspect state murder Judgment and Decree of Oxford University against seditious doctrines 1683–89 Exile in Holland; lives mainly in Utrecht, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam 1684 Expelled in absentia from Studentship of Christ Church 1685 Death of Charles II; accession of James II and VII Abortive rebellion of the Whig Duke of Monmouth; his execution Louis XIV revokes Edict of Nantes; persecution of Huguenots Writes Epistola de Tolerantia (Letter Concerning Toleration) 1686 Pierre Bayle, Philosophical Commentary on religious persecution 1687 James II issues Declaration of Indulgence (edict of toleration) 1688 Reviews Newton’s Principia Mathematica for Bibliothèque universelle Culmination of resistance to James II’s Catholicizing policies “Glorious Revolution”: invasion of England by William of Orange James II overthrown and flees to France 1689 National Convention installs King William and Queen Mary Nine Years’ War against Louis XIV opens Toleration Act: freedom of worship for Protestant dissenters Returns to England; declines an ambassadorship Appointed Commissioner of Appeals in Excise Publication of A Letter Concerning Toleration Publication of Two Treatises of Government Publication of An Essay Concerning Human Understanding 1690 Battle of the Boyne: William defeats Jacobites in Ireland Letter Concerning Toleration attacked by Jonas Proast Publication of A Second Letter Concerning Toleration 1691 Publication of Some Considerations of the … Lowering of Interest Settles at Oates in Essex in Damaris Masham’s household 1692 Publication of A Third Letter for Toleration Memorandum on the naturalization of immigrants 1693 Publication of Some Thoughts Concerning Education 1694 Founding of the Bank of England; invests £500 Triennial Act, requiring regular parliamentary elections 1695 Advises on the ending of press censorship and the recoinage Publication of The Reasonableness of Christianity The Reasonableness attacked by John Edwards; publishes Vindication Publication of Further Considerations Concerning … Money 1696 Appointed a member of the Board of Trade and Plantations (to 1700) The Essay attacked by Bishop Edward Stillingfleet John Toland, Christianity not Mysterious Pierre Bayle, Historical and Critical Dictionary 1697 Treaty of Ryswick: temporary peace with France Publication of Second Vindication of the Reasonableness of Christianity Publication of two replies to Stillingfleet in defense of the Essay Composes An Essay on the Poor Law Composes report on the government of Virginia Composes The Conduct of the Understanding Thomas Aikenhead hanged at Edinburgh, Britain’s last heresy execution 1698 Molyneux’s Case of Ireland cites Two Treatises in defense of Ireland Algernon Sidney, Discourses Concerning Government (posthumous) 1701 Act of Settlement, ensuring Protestant (Hanoverian) succession Renewal of war against France 1702 Final visit to London Composes СКАЧАТЬ