Memoirs Relating To The Life Of Anthony First Earl of Shaftesbury & Of Seeing All Things In God: An Examination Of P. Malebranche's Opinion

“Memoirs relating to the life of … Shaftesbury”

During Locke’s later years, the third Earl of Shaftesbury, anxious to vindicate his grandfather’s reputation, commissioned Locke to write a biography of the first Earl. Locke did some research2 and made a few notes, but did not progress far. The notes were published by King and Collins in 1706; a French version was published by Le Clerc in 1705.
“Memoirs relating to the life of Anthony first Earl of Shaftesbury. To which are added, three letters writ by the E. of Shaftesbury while prisoner in the Tower; one to King Charles II. another to the Duke of York and a third to a noble lord; found with Mr. Locke’s Memoires.

Of Seeing All Things In God: An Examination Of P. Malebranche's Opinion.

Memoirs relating to the life of Anthony, first earl of Shaftesbury
Some familian letters between Mr Locke, and several of his friends