For 10 points, name this author of Two Treatises on Government whose individual rights philosophy greatly influenced the American Founding Fathers.
As an Oxford student, this man collaborated with Robert Boyle to study the nature of human blood. He rebuked theologians who engaged in bitter debates over abstruse issues in his The Reasonableness of Christianity and advocated an end to persecution of Catholics in his Letter Concerning Toleration. This author of a "fundamental constitution" for the (*) Carolina colonies said that property rights derive from "mixing labor" with the land and advocated the protection of those rights with a social contract in the second part of his response to Robert Filmer's argument for the divine right of kings. For 10 points, name this author of Two Treatises on Government whose individual rights philosophy greatly influenced the American Founding Fathers.
As an Oxford student, this man collaborated with Robert Boyle to study the nature of human blood.
John {Locke}