George Berkeley -

Cavendish, Margaret -



Condorcet, Marquis de -

Rene Descartes -

Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia -



Thomas Hobbes -

David Hume - 

The Hume Society

The Leeds Hume Project

Dr. Korcz's Hume on the Web

Immanuel Kant - 

Kant On The Web 

G. J. Mattey's Kant Lexicon

Julien Offray de LaMettrie -


Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm -

Leibniz the Mathematician - brief bio. and links

Leibniz Translations - rare English translations

Leibnitiana - tons of stuff

Leibnizian Resources - extensive links site

Leibniz stamps

Leibniz Cookies

Locke, John -

John Locke Resources - with lots of additional info.

Locke Studies

Masham, Lady Damaris Cudworth -


Marin Mersenne -

Marin Mersenne Page

Joseph Priestley -

Joseph Priestley's House

The King of Serendipity!

Thomas Reid -

The Reid Society

Baruch Spinoza -

Studia Spinoza - lots of links and works online!

The West: Enlightenment to Present - extensive materials for a history course.

Early Modern Texts - in new translations.

Project Vox - devoted to women philosophers of the modern era.

Internet Archive - lots of early and original editions of philosophy works and much more.

Galileo -


Newton, Isaac -

The Newton Project - its aim is to make available online everything Newton ever wrote, published or unpublished.

Sir Isaac Newton Online - fun site includes quotes, overviews of discoveries, works, videos, etc.

The Inquisitions -


An Enlightenment Timeline - includes lots of important philosophical, scientific, historical, and political events.

Institute for the Study of Scottish Philosophy.

(note: the spelling has not been modernized!) Pancakes "Take sweet cream 3/4 pint. Flower a quarter of a pound. Eggs 7 leave out 4 of the whites. Beat the Eggs very well. Then put in the flower, beat it a quarter of an hower. Then put in six spoonfuls of the Cream, beat it a little. Take a new sweet butter half a pound. Melt it to oyle, & take off the skum, power in all the clear by degrees beating it all the time. Half a grated nutmeg & little orangeflower water. Frie it without butter. This is the right way." from: A Locke Miscellany, ed. by Jean S. Yolton