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Life and Correspondence of David Hume, Volume 1

John Hill Burton · 1846

passage 311 of 326 · CHAPTER I.

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His domestic arrangements, 344. His theory of morals, 346. Utilitarian system, 344. Limited extent to which Hume carried it, 347. Charge against it, 349. Publication of Political Discourses, 350. Is unsuccessful in his application for the chair of logic in Glasgow, 350.

Unfitness to be a teacher of youth, 352. Political Discourses, 354. Political economy, 355, 366. Appointment, as keeper of the Advocates' Library, 367.

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Life and Correspondence of David Hume, Volume 1 · John Hill Burton · 1846