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Life and Correspondence of David Hume, Volume 1 · John Hill Burton — chapter 2 of 22 · ~54 words · public domain

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1711-1734. ÆT. 0-23.

Birth--Parentage--His own account of his Ancestors--Local associations of Ninewells--Education--Studies--Early Correspondence--The Ramsays--Specimen of his early Writings-- Essay on Chivalry--Why he deserted the Law--Early ambition to found a School of Philosophy--Letter to a Physician describing his studies and habits--Criticism on the Letter--Supposition that it was addressed to Dr. Cheyne--Hume goes to Bristol. 1

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