Anaximander Aristotle Aurelius, Marcus Bahá'í Faith Chinese Classics Diogenes of Sinope Emerson, Ralph Waldo Epictetus Epicurus Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm Heraclitus Hume, David Jainism Josephus, Titus Flavius Lucretius Montaigne, Michel de Paine, Thomas Parmenides Plato Plotinus Pythagoras Russell, Bertrand Taoism Xenophon Zeno of Citium
DAVID HUME THE COMPLETE WORKS
1739. A Treatise on Human Nature. 1740. An Abstract of a Treatise of Human Nature. 1745. A Letter from a Gentleman to his Friend.
1748. An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.
1751. An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals.
1754. The History of England.
1757. The Natural History of Religion.
1758. Essays Moral, Political and Literary.
1777. My Own Life.
POSTHUMOUS PUBLICATIONS
1777. “On Suicide” & “The Immortality of The Soul”.
1779. Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion.
ESSAYS, MORAL, POLITICAL, AND LITERARY
Vol. I first published 1742, Vol. II, Political Discourses, first published 1752.
My Own Life, — by David Hume Letter from Adam Smith, L.L.D. — to William Strahan, Esq.
PART I — ESSAYS, MORAL, POLITICAL & LITERARY I.I — OF THE DELICACY OF TASTE AND PASSION I.II — OF THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS I.III — THAT POLITICS MAY BE REDUCED TO A SCIENCE I.IV — OF THE FIRST PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT I.V — OF THE ORIGIN OF GOVERNMENT I.VI — OF THE INDEPENDENCY OF PARLIAMENT I.VII — WHETHER THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT INCLINES MORE TO ABSOLUTE MONARCHY, OR TO A REPUBLIC I.VIII — OF PARTIES IN GENERAL I.IX — OF THE PARTIES OF GREAT BRITAIN I.X — OF SUPERSTITION AND ENTHUSIASM I.XI — OF THE DIGNITY OR MEANNESS OF HUMAN NATURE I.XII — OF CIVIL LIBERTY I.XIII — OF ELOQUENCE I.XIV — OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCES I.XV — THE EPICUREAN I.XVI — THE STOIC I.XVII — THE PLATONIST I.XVIII — THE SCEPTIC I.XIX — OF POLYGAMY AND DIVORCES I.XX — OF SIMPLICITY AND REFINEMENT IN WRITING I.XXI — OF NATIONAL CHARACTERS I.XXII — OF TRAGEDY I.XXIII — OF THE STANDARD OF TASTE
PART II — POLITICAL DISCOURSES II.I — OF COMMERCE II.II — OF REFINEMENT IN THE ARTS II.III — OF MONEY II.IV — OF INTEREST II.V — OF THE BALANCE OF TRADE II.VI — OF THE JEALOUSY OF TRADE II.VII — OF THE BALANCE OF POWER II.VIII — OF TAXES II.IX — OF PUBLIC CREDIT II.X — OF SOME REMARKABLE CUSTOMS II.XI — OF THE POPULOUSNESS OF ANCIENT NATIONS II.XII — OF THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT II.XIII — OF PASSIVE OBEDIENCE II.XIV — OF THE COALITION OF PARTIES II.XV — OF THE PROTESTANT SUCCESSION II.XVI — IDEA OF A PERFECT COMMONWEALTH
PART III — ESSAYS WITHDRAWN AND UNPUBLISHED III.I — OF ESSAY-WRITING III.II — OF MORAL PREJUDICES III.III — OF THE MIDDLE STATION OF LIFE III.IV — OF IMPUDENCE AND MODESTY III.V — OF LOVE AND MARRIAGE III.VI — OF THE STUDY OF HISTORY III.VII — OF AVARICE III.VIII — A CHARACTER OF SIR ROBERT WALPOLE III.IX — OF SUICIDE III.X — OF THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL
Variant Readings
Footnotes to Part I
Footnotes to Parts II-III
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