William John Locke
1863 – 1930
Born in British Guyana, he spent his early life alternating between the West Indies and England and graduated in mathematics from Cambridge University (<a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_John_Locke>Wikipedia</a>). He started in teaching but began a very successful writing career in 1894.
Books
- Great Books of the Western World vol 35 Locke Berkeley Hume
- A Letter Concerning Toleration Concerning Civil Government, Second Essay, An Essay Concerning Human Understanding; The Principles of Human Knowledge; An ... Books of the Western World, Volume 35)
- Idols
- The old bridge
- The Belovéd Vagabond
- The town of Tombarel
- Where love is
- Some women and a man
- The morals of Marcus Ordeyne
- Septimus
- Stella Maris
- The usurper
- A study in shadows
- The town of Tombarel
- The morals of Marcus Ordeyne
- The joyous adventures of Aristide Pujol
- The demagogue and Lady Phayre
- At the gate of Samaria
- Keystone of Democracy
- A Christmas mystery
- The great Pandolfo
- The Usurper
- Idols
- Morals for the young
- Joshua's vision
- Moordius & Co
- The fortunate youth
- The kingdom of Theophilus
- The Great Books Reading & Discussion Program. Second Series Volume Three (Second Series, Volume 3)
- The white dove
- The Demagogue and Lady Phayre
- The Golden journey of Mr Paradyne
- Locke
- Septimus
- The mountebank
- Simon the jester
- The rough road
- Derelicts
- The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne: A Novel
- Stella Maris
Author data: Open Library