This collection of writings by John Locke, edited by Pierre Desmaizeaux, includes several important pieces that have never been published or are not found elsewhere in his works. The essays cover a wide range of topics, including political philosophy, theology, and natural science, and provide valuable insight into Locke's thought and intellectual development.

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