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John Locke - born
John locke was born in England -
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Locke - teaches as a professor
After studying philosophy, medicine, law, and mathematics and graduating with multiple degrees Locke becomes a very important professor at Oxford College -
Locke - reads R D D on the method
Locke reads Rene Descartes' Discourse on the Method and likes what he reads. This work includes the famous quote "I think, therefore I am" -
Anthony - befriends Locke
Anthony Ashely Cooper " Lord Ashely" who is an important British politician meets and befriends Locke -
Lord Ashley's - personal physician
Locke who is now Lord Ashley's personal physician supervises a liver operation that saves Lord Ashley's life and remarkably he lives another 15 years -
Locke - writes Fundamental Constitution of Carolina
Because of Lord Ashley's involvement in the new British colonies in America Locke is asked to write the Fundamental Constitution of Carolina -
Locke - writes first draft of CHU
LOcke writes the first draft of the essay Concering Human Understanding, it in are ideas on Natural Law ; based partially on the writings of others -
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Locke - begins to write and promote idea of Social Contract
Locke's begins to write and promote the idea of a Social Contract, he may not be the first with the idea but his social status will make the idea popular -
Locke and Lord Ahley - are arrested for treason
Locke's ideas about revolution against a government are linked to a plot to kill the king. Locke flees to Holland, many that agreed with him and Lord Ashley are arrested for treason and some are killed -
Locke - returns to England
England's Glorious Revolution; Locke is welcomed by the new king and returns to England -
LOcke - CHU published
Essay Concering Human Understandings is published by John Locke -
Locke - makes a new friend
Locke meets Sir Isaac Newton and they become friends -
Locke - TToCG published
Two Treaties of Civil Goverment by John Locke is published -
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Locke - Appointed to British board
Locke is appointed to the British board of trade and even though his heath is failing he is its most influential member -
John Locke - dies
John Locke dies -
Borrowing Locke's ideas
Thomas Jeferson from locke's ideas to write the declaration of independence