Early Responses to Hume's Life And Reputation: Volumes 9 and 10This set presents dozens of early biographically-related discussions of Hume in their most complete form, reset, annotated and introduced by James Fieser. It includes anecdotes, discussions of Hume as an infidel, and fictitious dialogues in which Hume is a character. It also contains newly discovered accounts of Hume's alleged secret deathbed anguish, and the most detailed bibliography yet of eighteenth and nineteenth-century responses to Hume. The final volume concludes with an index to the complete ten-volume collection. |
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Contents
Untitled character sketch of David Hume 1742 | 5 |
Carlo Denina 17311813 Discorso sopra le vicende della | 25 |
Laicus Observations on the Address to One of the People | 26 |
Essays Poetical Moral and Critical 1769 | 31 |
George Horne 17301792 Letters on Infidelity 1784 | 47 |
William Dodd and Hume | 63 |
Henry Mackenzie 17451831 The Story of La Roche | 75 |
Thomas Carlyle 17951881 Characteristics Edinburgh | 89 |
March 1775 Vol 1 pp 244246 | 242 |
Isaac Disraeli 17661848 Calamities of Authors 1812 | 249 |
James Hay Beattie 17681790 Essays and Fragments in Prose | 250 |
Robert Chambers 18021871 Traditions of Edinburgh 1825 | 269 |
My Own Life and Reviews 1777 | 271 |
James Boswell 17401795 An Account of my Last Interview | 286 |
William Cullen 17101790 Letter to John Hunter September | 292 |
Private Correspondences of David Hume 1820 | 311 |
James Caulfeild 17281799 Memoirs of the Political | 97 |
Thomas Edward Ritchie An Account of the Life and Writings | 111 |
Isaac Disraeli 17661848 Miscellanies or Literary Recreations | 117 |
Henry Cockburn 17791854 Memorials of his Time 1859 | 128 |
James Boswell and Samuel Johnson | 137 |
Ralph Heathcote 17211795 A letter to the Honorable | 143 |
James Boswell 17401795 Boswelliana c 17721785 | 146 |
Thomas Tyers 17261787 A Biographical Sketch of Dr Samuel | 152 |
JeanJacques Rousseau 17121778 The Confessions 1783 | 164 |
James Beattie 17351803 The Castle of Scepticism April | 174 |
Hannah More | 181 |
Hume and Mrs Hannah More in Monthly Repository 1813 | 188 |
James Beattie 17351803 Letter to Thomas Blacklock | 196 |
Anne Lindsay Barnard 17501825 Letter to Margaret | 198 |
Thomas Blacklock 17211791 and others letters on Hume | 202 |
George Norvell Anecdotes of David Hume Esq By One | 205 |
James Beattie 17351803 Letter to Frances Mayne January | 231 |
Benjamin Silliman 17791864 A Journal of Travels in England | 319 |
George Birkbeck Norman Hill 18351903 Letters of David | 324 |
Selections anecdote of Humes deathbed anguish | 327 |
Notice of Humes Death Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh | 335 |
Letter on Humes burial and will in London Chronicle | 342 |
John Home 17221808 A Sketch of the Character of | 347 |
John Home 17221808 Remarks on the Life and Character | 353 |
Letter on Humes 1745 candidacy in London Chronicle | 360 |
Index of Authors 445 | 363 |
The Postilion Observations on the Character and Writings | 370 |
Strictures on the Life of David Hume in Gentlemans | 383 |
Review 1777 Vol 43 pp 306308 | 400 |
E M Remarks on Dr Adam Smiths Letter to Mr Strahan | 406 |
Agricola Observations on Mr Humes Life lately published | 417 |
Miscellaneous Comments on Adam Smiths Letter | 425 |
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