The works of John Locke

D'ISrSSWORKSOFHN LOCKE.IN NINE VOLUMES.THE NINTH EDITION.VOLUME THE EIGHTH.LONDON:PRINTED FOR T. LONGMAN, B. LAW AND SON, JOHNSON,J.ILLY, T.CADELL, SEW ELL,CD G.G.AND ROBINSON, J.J.W.OTRDIGE, W.RICHARDSON, F.AND C.RIVINGTON,SOTHEBY,Sy. GOLDSMITH, T. PAYNE, LEIGH ANDS. HAYES, R. FAULDER, B. AND WHITE,J.W. LOWNDES, G. AND T. WILKIE,J.WALKER.AND1791-CONTENTSOF THISVOLUME.PageAn Examination of P. Malebranche's Opinion of feeing allThings in God - - - 2ilA Difcourfe of Miracles , - _ 256Memoirs relating to the Life of Anthony, firfl: Earl ofShaftefbury - - - 266Some familiar Letters between Mr. Locke, and feveralof his - * ,Friends 285Index.Vol. Vin.SOMETHOUGHTSCONCERNINGEDUCATION.Vol. VIIL BT OEDWARD CLARKE, OF CHIPLEY, Efq;SIR,Thoughts concerning Education, whichTHESEnow come abroad into the world, do of right be-years fince for yourlong to you, being written feveralfake, and are no other than what you have already byany thing,you in my letters. I have fo little variedonly the order of what was fent you at differentbuttimes, and on feveral occafions, that the reader willeafily find, in the familiarity and fafhion of the ftyle,that they were rather the private convcrfation of twofriends, than a difcourfe defigned for public view.The importunity of friends is the common apologyfor publications men are afraid to own themfelves for-ward to. But you know I can truly fay, that if fome,^\ho having heard of thefe papers of ...