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This 3 page annotated bibliography describes sources related to an investigation on John Locke. Several issues are included such as his views on religion and property rights. Bibliography lists 7 sources
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one a new perspective on social order. Lockes views are carefully examined in light of theoretical concepts. This article helps to provide more information on Lockes unusual views on society.
Bradley, Ian. "Religion and Enlightenment in Eighteenth Century England Theological Debate from Locke to Burke". History Today 1 Jul 1998 PG. This article emphasizes the fact that Locke
was quite religious in both deed and in terms of education as well. In reviewing Lockes concepts, religion is sometimes too readily discarded. This article brings back the significance of
religion in the examination of Lockes perspectives. Other theorists are also discussed which broadens the scope of the discussion when used as a material source for an examination on Locke
himself. Jacobs, Harvey M. "Fighting Over Land Americas Legacy ...Americas Future?" Journal of the American Planning Association 15 Apr 1999 PG. This article provides a unique perspective
on John Locke, showing that he was in fact quite Eurocentric. While not focusing on his specific philosophies, for which he is known, this article looks at the man behind
the idealized John Locke. It shows a side of him rife with human ideas and feelings. This is important to review in an examination of the man as a whole
and not just as a theorist. Krueckeberg, Donald A. "The difficult character of property to whom do things belong?". Journal of the American Planning Association 22 Jun 1995 PG.
This is an interesting article addressing philosophical issues as well as those which are down to earth. Property rights is at the heart of this article which explores Lockes
suppositions on the matter. Wilkins, David E. "The U.S. Supreme Courts explication of "federal plenary power" an analysis of case law affecting tribal sovereignty, 1886-1914. " The
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