A Letter from a Gentleman to his Friend in Edinburgh (1745)
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Abstract
" A facsimile reprint of a letter written by the philosopher and historian David Hume in 1744 in defence of his views on ethics, in which he argues that a critique of the logic of a philosophical stance is not a general attack on the ethics of that position."--
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