The Works; of John Locke, Esq. In Three Volumes . . by Locke, John - 1740

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Paperback. New.

Hardback. New.

Hardback. New.

London,: Otridge and Son, Leigh and Sotheby,, 1812.. In-8 p. (mm. 211x126), 10 volumi, p. pelle coeva, circa 280/300 pp. ciascun volume. Esemplare con mancanze ai dorsi di alcuni volumi; abrasioni, un piatto staccato, fioriture o arrossature (anche se alcuni volumi hanno il testo ben conservato).

London: Printed for J.Johnson, G.G. & J.Robinson., 1801., 1801. 10 Volumes. 8vo. engraved frontis. portrait. folding table. contemporary mottled calf, gilt backs (several joints partly cracked or with neat repairs). armorial bookplate of the Earl of Charlemont & ownership entry dated Dublin, 1802. Tenth Edition; a reprint of the ninth edition of 1794 (9 volumes), which added A History of Navigation, and A Catalogue and Character of Books of Voyages and Travels. Christophersen p. 89. Rand I 341. NCBEL II 1836. cfPrinting and the Mind of Man 164. Palgrave p. 633.. Hardcover.

London: Printed For Arthur Bettesworth., 1727., 1727. 3 Volumes. folio. pp. 2 p.l., xxviii, [2], 575, [16]index; 1 p.l., 671, [13]index; 3 p.l., 668, [15]. 2 engraved plates (incl. frontis. portrait by Vertue after Kneller & memorial plate). woodcut ornaments & initials. contemporary mottled calf, neatly rebacked preserving endpapers (some scarring to covers but an attractive set. Third Edition, including An Essay concerning Human Understanding, Some Considerations of the Consequences of lowering the Interest, and raising the Value of Money, Two Treatises of Government, Letter concerning Toleration, Some Thoughts concerning Education, Some Familiar Letters, &c., but not the Remains or Le Clerc's account of Locke's life which was first added in the 1751 fifth edition. Christophersen 88. Rand I 341. NCBEL II 1836. cfPrinting and the Mind of Man 164. Palgrave p. 633..

London: printed for John Churchill, and Sam. Manship,, 1714. All his major writings under his own name First edition of the collected works, including all the works which Locke claimed as his during his lifetime, as well as those he only admitted to in his will, formally putting his name to important works which he had published anonymously. "Locke's works were first published in a collected edition in 1714, and were reprinted at regular intervals until the 'twelfth' (actually thirteenth) edition of 1824... Locke's philosophy was immensely influential in the eighteenth century, not least in the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, where it soon replaced the scholastic doctrines in which Locke had been educated" (ODNB). Until 1768 all subsequent editions were merely reprints of this edition. Three volumes, folio (310 x 196 mm). Contemporary panelled calf, rebacked and recornered to style, red morocco labels to spines. Engraved portrait frontispiece to vol. I, engraved plate of Locke's epitaph facing… Read More