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Preface to the Expanded Edition xxvii
Preface to the First Edition xxxii
Acknowledgements xxxiv
Abbreviations xxxvi
Part I Early American Responses to Humes Essays, Moral,
Political, and Literary 1
Introduction to Part I 3
I Dispute about the Tragedy of Douglas 9
[William Smith]
“Dispute about the Tragedy o/DOUGLAS,” The American Magazine and
Monthly Chronicle for the British Colonies, vol. I, no. 5 (February 1758),
pp. 203-9.
2 Natural Inferiority of Blacks 21
Anonymous
Personal Slavery Established, By the Suffrages of Custom and Right
Reason: Being a Full Answer to the Gloomy and Visionary Reveries, of All
the Fanatical and Enthusiastical Writers on that Subject (Philadelphia,
[1773]); selection from pp. 18-19.
3 Every Man Ought to be Supposed a Knave 23
[Alexander Hamilton]
The Farmer Refuted: or, A more Impartial and Comprehensive View
of the Dispute between Great-Britain and the Colonies, Intended as a
Further Vindication of the Congress: In Answer to a Letter from
A. W. Farmer, Intitled A View of the Controversy Between Great-Britain
and her Colonies: Including a Mode of Determining the Present Disputes
Finally and Effectually, c (New York, 1775); selection from
pp. 1,11-13, 18.
Contents
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4 Observations on the Liberty of the Press 27
“Republicus”
“OBSERVATIONS on the LIBERTY OF THE PRESS, humbly offered to
the perusal of not only the POLITICAL FATHERS and GUARDIANS
of this Commonwealth, but to every sincere FRIEND to RELIGION and
LIBERTY, and to the Promoters and Well-wishers of Arts and Sciences
throughout the UNITED STATES of AMERICA; which the disinterested
Author hopes will be read with the utmost of Attention? from The American
Monitor; or the Republican Magazine, vol. 1, no. 1 (October 1785), pp. 3-7.
5 A Complicated Aristocracy 35
John Adams
A Defence of the Constitutions of Government of the United States of
America, against the attack of M. Turgot in his letter to Dr. Price, dated the
twenty-second day of March, 1778, 3 vols (Philadelphia, 1787); “Letter LIV.
LOCKE, MILTON, and HUME,”; selection from vol. 1, pp. 369-71.
6 Cementing the Union 39
Robert Fulton
“Mr. Fulton s Communication,” in Albert Gallatin, Report of the Secretary
of the Treasury on the Subject of Public Roads and Canals; Made in
Pursuance of a Resolution of Senate, of March 2, 1807 (Washington, 1808);
selection frompp. 108-109, 120-23.
7 First American Edition of Humes Essays 43
Thomas Ewell
“Preface” and “Notes” to Philosophical Essays on Morals, Literature,
and Politics, By David Hume, Esq. To Which is Added the Answer to his
Objections to Christianity, By the Ingenious Divine Dr. Campbell. Also,
An Account of Mr. Hume s Life, an original Essay, and a few Notes, 2 vols
(Georgetown, D.C. and Philadelphia, 1817); “Preface,” from vol. 1,
pp. vii-xvii; “Notes,” from vol. 1, pp. 80, 231-2, 521-3; vol. 2, pp.
124-7, 475.
8 Genius and Passion 55
“S.N.” and “R7
“Genius and Passion,” The Portico, a Repository of Science and Literature,
vol. 3, no. 2 (February 1817), pp. 121-6; “Remarks addressed to the author
of the Essay on Genius and Passion, in the last number of the Portico,”
The Portico, vol. 3, no. 3 (March 1817), pp. 229-32; “Passion the Soul of
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Genius — (in Reply to ‘R.’),” The Portico, vol. 3, no. 4 (April 1817),
pp. 297-303; “Reply to the Essay, entitled Genius, the soul of Passion.’
Addressed to S”’ The Portico, vol. 3, no. 5 (May 1817), pp. 373-6.
9 For and Against Luxury 73
Anonymous
“FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Memorandums for an Essay against
Luxury [and] Extract from an Essay ‘On Refinement in the Arts’ — By one
David Hume,” The National Register; A Weekly Paper: Containing a Series of
Important Public Documents, and Proceedings of Congress, vol. 4 (2 August
1817), pp. 66-7.
10 Arts and Sciences under a Free Government 77
[Jared Sparks]
“ART. VIII. — 1. An Oration pronounced at Cambridge, before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society; August 27, 1824. By EDWARD EVERETT. Published
by Request. 8vo. pp. 67. Boston. 2. An Oration delivered at Plymouth,
December 22, 1824. By EDWARD EVERETT. Boston. 8vo. pp. 73.
Cummings, Hilliard and Co,” The North American Review, vol. 21, no. 47
(April 1825), pp. 417-40; selection from pp. 418-19.
11 Euthanasia of the British Government 81
[Edward Everett]
“ART. VII. — The Prospect of Reform in Europe. V Avenir. Par M.J.L. de
SISMONDI. Extrait de la Revue Encyclopédique. Paris. 1830,” The North
American Review, vol. 33, no. 72 (July 1831), pp. 154-90; selection
fromp. 189.
Part II Early American Responses to Humes Philosophical Writings 83
Introduction to Part II 85
12 Jonathan Edwards a Humean 91
James Dana
An Examination of the late Reverend President Edwards s “Enquiry on
Freedom of the Will;” More especially the Foundation Principle of his
Book, with the Tendency and Consequences of the Reasoning therein
contained (Boston, 1770); selection from pp. vi, 69-71, 126, “Appendix,”
pp. 131-6, 139.
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13 Remarks Upon Humes Essay on Miracles 95
“Hr
“Remarks upon Humes Essay on Miracles; more especially upon the
Arguments advanced in the first part of this Essay? The Theological
Magazine, or Synopsis of Modern Religious Sentiment. On a New Plan,
vol. 2 (September/October 1796), pp. 42-54.
14 Nature, and Danger, of Infidel Philosophy 107
Timothy Dwight
The Nature, and Danger, of Infidel Philosophy, exhibited in Two Discourses,
addressed to the Candidates for the Baccalaureate, in Yale College
(New Haven, 1798); selection from pp. 29-32.
15 Celebrated Objection of Mr. Hume to the Miracles of the Gospel 111
tesr
THE CELEBRATED OBJECTION OF MR. HUME TO THE
MIRACLES OF THE GOSPEL,” The Assembly $ Missionary Magazine;
or Evangelical Intelligencer, vol. 1, no. 4 (April 1805), pp. 182-6.
16 Hume on Experience 117
Samuel Stanhope Smith
A Comprehensive View of the Leading and Most Important Principles of
Natural and Revealed Religion (New-Brunswick, 1815); selection from
pp. 81-9.
17 With all your Philosophy be still a Man 123
Anonymous
ART. I — Philosophical Essays; to which are subjoined, Copious Notes,
Critical and Explanatory, and a Supplementary Narrative; with an
Appendix. By James Ogilvie. Philadelphia. 1816. 8vo. pp. 413,” The
Analectic Magazine, vol. 9 (January 1817), pp. 1-32; selection from
pp. 6-29.
18 Hume on Cause and Effect 143
[Edward Tyrrel Channing]
Philosophical Essays; to which are subjoined, copious Notes, critical
and explanatory, and a Supplementary Narrative; with an Appendix. By
James Ogilvie. 8vo. pp. 416. Philadelphia: John Conrad. 1816,” The North
American Review, vol. 4, no. 12 (March 1817), pp. 378-408; selection from
pp. 401-402.
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19 Humes Science of the Mind 145
Ezra Stiles Ely
Conversations on the Science of the Human Mind (Philadelphia, 1819);
selection from pp. 17-19.
20 Channing on Hume 147
Anonymous
“The Rev. Dr. Channing s Discourse on the Evidences of Revealed
Religion,” The Unitarian Miscellany and Christian Monitor, vol. 1, no. 5
(May 1821), pp. 213-22; selection from pp. 214-17.
21 Hume a Lubricous Philosopher 151
[Samuel Gilman]
“ART. XXII. — Inquiry into the Relation of Cause and Effect. By Thomas
Brown, M. D. F. R. S. Edinburgh, c. Professor of Moral Philosophy in the
University of Edinburgh. Third edition. Edinburgh, 1818. 8vo, pp. 569,” The
North American Review, vol. 12, no, 2 (April 1821), pp. 395-432; selection
from pp. 395-6,419-30.
22 A Search of Truth in the Science of the Human Mind 163
Frederick Beasley
A Search of Truth in the Science of the Human Mind, Part First
(Philadelphia, 1822); selection from Book I: “CHAPTER IV. The opinions of
Mr. Hume on Cause and Effect,” pp. 31-45; “CHAPTER V. The opinions
of other authors upon Cause and Effect,” pp. 47-54, 58-82; “CHAPTER VI.
The Opinions of Professor Stewart,” pp. 83-112; Book II: “CHAPTER VI.
Mr. Humes Principles,” pp. 227-32; Book III: “CHAPTER VIII.
Upon Miracles,” pp. 363-90.
23 Miracles Capable of Proof from Testimony 239
Archibald Alexander
Evidences of the Authenticity, Inspiration and Canonical Authority of the
Holy Scriptures (Philadelphia, 1836); selection from “Chapter VI. Miracles
are Capable of Proof from Testimony,” pp. 65-88.
24 Chalmers on Hume 257
Anonymous
“ART. VII. — NATURAL THEOLOGY,” Quarterly Christian Spectator:
Conducted by An Association of Gentlemen, vol. 10, no. 2 (May 1838),
pp. 319-37; selection from pp. 322-4.
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25 Kant Expands upon Humes Scepticism 261
[Alexander Hill Everett]
“ART. II. — C ritick of Pure Reason; translated from the Original of
IMMANUEL KANT. London: William Pickering. 1838. 8vo. pp. 655,” The
North American Review, vol. 49, no. 104 (July 1839), pp. 44-68; selection
from pp. 54-5.
26 An Examination of Hume s Argument on the Subject of Miracles 263
A.H. Lawrence
An Examination of Humes Argument on the Subject of Miracles
(Washington, 1845).
27 Review of Lawrence on Hume on Miracles 279
Anonymous
“6 — An Examination of Humes Argument on the Subject of Miracles. By
A.H. Lawrence. Washington: Printed by J. 8c G.S. Gideon. 1845. 12mo.
pp. 20,” The North American Review, vol. 62, no. 130 (Jan. 1846), pp. 263-4.
28 Hopkins on Hume 281
[Noah Porter, Jr.]
“HOPKINS’ LECTURES BEFORE THE LOWELL INSTITUTE,” The
New-Englander, vol. 4, no. 15 (July 1846), pp. 401-10; selection from
pp. 405-409.
Part III Early American Responses to Humes History of England 287
Introduction to Part III 289
29 A Certain Historian of Our Own Times 295
[Benjamin Mecom]
“The famous Oliver Cromwels private Life — his Sickness — Death — and
Character; from a certain Historian of our own Times, The New-England
Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, no. 2 (October 1758), pp. 3-12; “The
Duty of Authors,” The New~England Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure,
no. 2 (October 1758), pp. 13-18.
30 Power Like This 307
[John Adams]
“ [Remainder of Governor Winthrops Second Letter to Governor Bradford,
begun in our last.], Boston Gazette, (16 February 1767); selection.
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31 Hume on the English Constitution 311
[Charles Carroll and Daniel Dulany, Jr.]
“Antilon-First Citizen Letters,” in the Maryland Gazette 11 March 1773;
8 April 1773; 6 May 1773; 3 June 1773; 1 July 1773; selections.
32 Progress of Freedom 319
David Hume
“Progress of the human Understanding, from the Extinction of the Saxons,
to the Accession of the House of Tudor. From Mr. HUME,” Pennsylvania
Magazine; on American Monthly Museum, vol. 2 (1776), pp. 274-7.
33 Review of First American Edition of Hume’s History 325
Anonymous
“Art. V. The History of England, from the Invasion of Julius Ccesar to the
Revolution in 1688. In Six Vols. Octavo. Illustrated with Plates. By David
Hume, Esq. Vol. I. Philadelphia, 1795. Campbell. Boards, 1 Dol. 67 cents
to Subscribers,” The American Monthly Review; or, Literary Journal, vol. 3,
no. 1 (September 1795), pp. 29-43.
34 Parallel between Hume, Robertson and Gibbon 333
“or
“ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS. Parallel between HUME,
ROBERTSON and GIBBON,” The Monthly Magazine,
and American Review, vol. 1, no. 2 (May 1799), pp. 90-94.
35 Hume and Burnet 341
Anonymous
“HUME AND BURNET,” The Philadelphia Repository, vol. 5, no. 10 (9
March 1805), p. 76.
36 On Hume and Robertson 343
Anonymous
“VARIETY?’ The Port Folio, vol. 1 [series 2] (January 1806), pp. 44-5.
37 Hume on Tyranny: The Tudors and the Stuarts 347
Anonymous
“VARIETY,” The Port Folio, vol. 3 [series 2] (January 1807), p. 27.
38 Jefferson on Humes History 349
Thomas Jefferson
Letters from Jefferson to John Norvell (11 June 1807), to William Duane
(12 August 1810), to Horatio G. Spafford (17 March 1814), to [George
Washington Lewis] (25 October 1825); selections.
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39 Humes History: An English Classic 355
Anonymous
“THE LITERARY WORLD,” The Port Folio, voL 1 [series 3] (January
1809), pp. 98-100.
40 Hume’s Prose: “Tame and Uninteresting” 359
Anonymous
“RHETORIC — FOR THE PORT FOLIO. LECTURE X, Of the peculiarities
attached to the correct reading and recitation of Narration, Dialogue,
Soliloquy, Address, and works of Sentiment and Imagination,” The Port Folio,
vol. 3 [series 3] (June 1810), pp. 488-99; selection from pp. 488-90.
41 Hume and Robertson Compared 363
Anonymous
“For the Port Folio. Hume and Robertson Compared,” The Port Folio, vol. 4
[series 3] (October 1810), pp. 330-33.
42 Hume and Dryden 367
Anonymous
“COINCIDENCES. Hume and Dryden,” The Port Folio,
vol. 2 [series 5] (July 1816), p. 126.
43 Hume on Religion as a Cause of the English Civil War 369
Anonymous
“REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Dean KENNEY s Principles and
Practices of pretended Reformers,” Christian Observer and Advocate, vol. 19,
no. 226 (October 1820), pp. 666-93; selection from pp. 669-82.
44 History and Hume 383
Anonymous
“Variety,” Saturday Magazine: National Recorder, vol. 5(17 March 1821),
p. 174.
45 Humes History of England 385
Anonymous
“HUME’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND,” The Atheneum; or, Spirit of the
English Magazines, vol. 1, series 2(15 April 1824), p. 85.
46 Review of Hume and Smollet Abridged 387
[James G. Carter?]
“Hume and Smollet Abridged, and Continued to the Accession of George
IV. By John Robinson, D.D. With 160 Engravings. New York. 1824. 12mo.
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pp. 501,” The United States Literary Gazette, vol. 1, no. 13 (15 October
1824), p. 196.
47 Sophistry and Misrepresentations of Mr Hume 389
[Edward Brooks]
“ART. II — The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, to which
is added an Historical View of the Affairs of Ireland. By EDWARD EARL
of CLARENDON. A new Edition, exhibiting a faithful Collation of the
original MS.; with all the suppressed Passages; also the unpublished Notes
of Bishop Warburton. Oxford, at the Clarendon Press. Reprinted by Wells
8c Lilly, Boston,” North American Review, vol. 27, no. 61 (October 1828),
pp. 300-317.
48 Constitutional History 407
[Edward Brooks]
“Constitutional History. ART. X. — 1. History of England from the first
Invasion of the Romans. By JOHN LINGARD, D.D. London. 1825.
2. History of the British Empire from the Accession of Charles the
First, to the Restoration. By GEORGE BRODIE. Edinburgh. 1822.
3. A Constitutional History of England from the Accession of Henry the
Seventh to the Death of George the Second. Second Edition. 3 vols. 8vo.
London. 1829. 4. History of the Commonwealth. By WILLIAM GODWIN,”
North American Review, vol. 29, no. 64 (July 1829), pp. 265-81.
49 Power of the Historian 423
Anonymous
“ART. IV. — The Life of Belisarius. By LORD MAHON. London. John
Murray. 1829. 8vo. pp. 473,” Christian Examiner, vol. 7, no. 2 (November
1829), pp. 202-12; selection from pp. 204-205, 208-11.
50 Parallel between Hume and Robertson 427
“Juverna”
“A PARALLEL BETWEEN HUME AND ROBERTSON, AS
HISTORIANS,” The Irish Shield and Monthly Milesian, vol. 1, no. 9
(November 1829), pp. 403-407.
51 Hume: Philosophical Historian? 435
Richard Hildreth
“LITERARY NOTICES: Dermot Mac Morrogh, or The Conquest of
Ireland; an Historical Tale of the Twelfth Century. In Four Cantos.
By John Quincy Adams,” The New-England Magazine, vol. 3
(December 1832), pp. 503-507; selection from pp. 504-506.
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52 Criticisms of Hume on the Puritans and Charles I 439
[Charles Francis Adams]
“ART. VII. — Vaughans Memorials of the Stuarts. Memorials of the Stuart
Dynasty; including he Constitutional and Ecclesiastical History of England
from the Decease of Elizabeth to the Abdication of fames II. By ROBERT
VAUGHAN. 2 vols. 8vo. London. 1831,” The North American Review,
vol. 37, no. 80 (July 1833), pp. 164-89; selection from pp. 165, 173-7.
53 Hume, As Historian 445
Leonard Withington
“HUME, AS A HISTORIAN,” The American Quarterly Observer,
vol. 1, no. 2 (October 1833), pp. 189-205 [pp. 190-91 skipped in
page numbering of original].
54 Knickerbockers review of the 1849 Boston edition of Humes History 459
Anonymous
“THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the invasion of JULIUS
C7ESAR to the Abdication of JAMES THE SECOND, 1688. By
DAVID HUME, Esq. Boston: PHILLIPS, SAMPSON AND COMPANY,”
The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, vol. 34, no. 3
(September 1849), p. 257.
55 Grahams review of volumes 1-4 of the 1849 Boston edition of
Humes History 461
Anonymous
“History of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Abdication of
fames the Second. By David Hume. Boston: Phillips, Sampson Co. Vols. 1,
2, 3, 4, 12mo,” Grahams American Magazine, vol. 35 (1849), p. 379.
56 Grahams review of volume 5 of the 1849 Boston edition of Humes
History 463
Anonymous
“The History of England. By David Hume. Vol. 5. Boston: Phillips, Sampson
Co,” Grahams American Magazine, vol. 36 (1850), p. 223.
57 The North American Review s review of the 1849 Boston edition of
Hume’s History 465
[Francis Bowen]
“2. The History of England, from the Invasion of Julius CAiSAR to the
Abdication of fames the Second, 1688, By DAVID HUME, Esq. A New
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Edition, with the Author s Last Corrections and Improvements,
and a Short Account of his Life, written by himself. Vols. I. and II.
Boston: Phillips, Sampson Co. 1849. 12mo,” The North American Review,
vol. 69, no. 145 (October 1849), pp. 527-8.
58 The New Englanders review of the 1850 New York edition of Humes
History 469
Anonymous
“7he History of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Abdication
of James the Second, 1688. By DAVID HUME, Esq. A new edition, with the
Author’s last corrections and improvements. To which is prefixed a short
account of his life, written by himself. Vols. I, II, III. New York: Harper
Brothers, Publishers, 82 Cliff Street. New Haven: T. H. Pease. 1850,” The
New Englander, vol. 8, no. 30 (May 1850), pp. 322-3.
Part IV Early American Responses to Hume’s Character and Death 471
Introduction to Part IV 473
59 Contrast between the Death of a Deist and a Christian 479
[Benjamin Rush]
“CONTRAST between the Death of a DEIST and a CHRISTIAN, David
Hume, and Samuel Findley [sic],” The United States Magazine, A Repository
of History, Politics, and Literature, vol. 1 (February 1779), pp. 65-72.
60 Hume (David, Esq;) A Late Celebrated Philosopher and Historian
Anonymous 489
“David Hume,” Encyclopaedia; or, a Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and
Miscellaneous Literature_([vols. 7, 8, 9, and 10] Philadelphia, 1793),
vol. 8, pp. 708-10.
61 Hume and Bishop Horne 493
Anonymous
“ANECDOTES,” The Connecticut Evangelical Magazine; and Religious
Intelligencer, vol. 1 (July 1800), pp. 38-9.
62 Hume, Who Practised what he Preached 495
Anonymous
“FOR THE PORT FOLIO ... THE FARRGO,” The Port Folio, vol. 1
[series 1] (28 February 1801), p. 66.
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63 Hume a Fanatic 497
~S.PT
“Letters to the Editor,” Christian Observer and Advocate, vol. 1
(October 1802), pp. 650-51.
64 A Tear to Hume 499
“The Philanthropist”
“ORIGINAL POETRY,” Medley; or Monthly Miscellany, vol. 1 (1803), p. 249.
65 Hume and Burnet 501
Anonymous
“HUME AND BURNET,” The Philadelphia Repository, vol. 5 (9 March
1805) , p. 76.
66 On the Death of David Hume 503
“G.”
“ON THE DEATH OF DAVID HUME,” The Assemblys Missionary
Magazine, or Evangelical Intelligencer, vol. 2 (January 1806), pp. 32-4.
67 Remarks on Hume and Finley 507
John Mitchell Mason
“Remarks on the accounts of the death of David Hume, Esqr. and Samuel
Finley, D.D. in the last N°Christians Magazine, designed to promote the
knowledge and influence of evangelical truth and order, vol. 1 (January
1806) , pp. 419-36.
68 Hume’s Life: The True Practical Philosophy 519
Crj~iyy
“THE AMERICAN LOUNGER, By Samuel Saunter, Esq. No. 158,” The
Port Folio, vol. 1 [series 2] (March 1806), pp. 113-14.
69 Last Days of Hume 523
Anonymous
“STRIKING EVIDENCES OF THE DIVINITY OF THE SCRIPTURES.
I. EXAMPLES OF DYING INFIDELS,” The Moral and Religious Cabinet,
vol. 1 (26 March 1808), pp. 193-8; selection pp. 196-7.
70 Contrast between the Death of a Deist and the Death of a Christian 525
Anonymous
“The Contrast ‘Between the Death of a Deist and the Death of a Christian’”
The Ordeal (21 January 1809), pp. 42-5.
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71 Considerations on the Contrast 529
Anonymous
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE CONTRASTK Between the Death of a
Deist and of a Christian,’ contained in the Panoplist of November last,” The
Ordeal (28 January 1809), pp. 63-4.
72 More of the Contrast” 533
“B”
“MORE OF THE ‘CONTRAST”5 The Ordeal (4 February 1809), pp. 72-3.
73 Adversaria: “Hume and Finley” 535
Anonymous
“Adversaria: cHume and Finley? The Ordeal (11 February 1809), p. 94.
74 Death of Hume 537
Anonymous
“MISCELLANIES. DEATH OF HUME,” The Panoplist, and Missionary
Magazine United, vol. 2 (March 1810), pp. 462-4.
75 Anecdotes of Infidel Morality 541
[John Watkins]
“ANECDOTES OF INFIDEL MORALITY,” Robinsons Magazine, A weekly
Repository of Original Papers; and Selections from the English Magazines,
vol. 2, no. 11 (13 March 1806), pp. 164-8; selection frompp. 164-5, 167-8.
76 Anecdote of David Hume 545
Anonymous
“Desultory Gleanings, and Original Communications. Translated from
Mémoires et correspondence de Madame D Epinay [section Anecdote of
David Hume5],55 The New-England Galaxy and Masonic Magazine
(18 June 1819), p. 144.
77 Hume a Pessimist 547
Anonymous
“For the Port Folio. ART. XV. — The Adversaria ” The Port Folio, vol. 9
[series 5] (1820), pp. 131-5; selection p. 135.
78 Anecdote of Hume 549
Anonymous
“VARIETY... Anecdote of Hume” Ladies Literary Cabinet, vol. 4 (1821),
p. 126.
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79 Beasley on Humes Death 551
Frederick Beasley
A Search of Truth in the Science of the Human Mind (Philadelphia, 1822);
Book IV: pp. 559-61.
80 Gibbon, Voltaire, Hume 553
“N.YAmer.”
“GIBBON, VOLTAIRE, HUME,” The Gospel Trumpet, vol. 2 (1823), p. 63.
81 Original Anecdote 555
Anonymous
“VARIETIES. Original Anecdotes, Literary News, Chit Chat, Incidents,
c,” Atheneum; or. Spirit of the English Magazines, vol. 1 [series 2] (1824),
pp. 362-8; selection p. 365.
82 Humes Sceptical Character 557
Anonymous
“Skepticism,” The Christian Examiner and Theological Review, vol. 1
(1824), p. 35.
83 Hume an Honorable Sceptic
Anonymous
“Belief and UnbeliefT Christian Examiner, vol. 7 (January 1830),
pp. 358-65; selection from pp. 363-4.
84 Death-Bed of Hume
Anonymous
“DEATH-BED OF HUME,” The Spirit of the Pilgrims, vol. 5, no. 3
(March 1832), pp. 172-3.
85 Hume, Voltaire, and Rousseau 565
[James Murdoch]
“HUME, VOLTAIRE, AND ROUSSEAU” The New-Englander, vol. 1,
no. 2 (April 1843), pp. 169-83; selection from pp. 169-76.
86 Hume’s Character and Writings Defended 577
[William Bourn Oliver Peabody]
“ART. IV. — Lives of Men of Letters and Science, who flourished in the Time
of George the Third. By HENRY, LORD BROUGHAM. Philadelphia: Carey
Hart. 1845. 12mo. pp. 295,” The North American Review, vol. 61, no. 129
(October 1845), pp. 383-421; selection from pp. 399-405.
559
561
Contents
xxi
87 Humes Death Defended 583
[William Bourn Oliver Peabody]
“ART. II. — Lives of Men of Letters and Science, who flourished in the time of
George the Third. By HENRY, LORD BROUGHAM, ER.S. Second Series.
Philadelphia: Carey Hart. 1846. 12mo. pp. 302,” The North American
Review, vol. 64, no. 134 (January 1847), pp. 59-97; selection p. 72.
Part V Addendum: Additional Material for the Expanded Edition 585
88 Hume, the Idol of Historic Taste 587
William Hayley
“Character of Rapin, Hume, and Littletons Histories,” in “Poetical Essays,
for July, 1784,” The Boston Magazine, containing, a collection of instructive
and entertaining essays, in the various branches of useful, and polite
literature, vol. 1 (July 1784), pp. 392-3.
89 To Bring Home your Hume 591
Anonymous
Untitled Letter to the Editors, The New-Haven Gazette, and the Connecticut
Magazine, vol. 1, no. 5 (16 March 1786), p. 38.
90 Hume on Civil Liberty 593
David Hume
“An ESSAY on CIVIL LIBERTY, By HUME,” The Columbian Magazine, or
Monthly Miscellany Containing a View of the History, Literature, Manners
Characteristics of the Year, vol. 2, no. 1 (January 1788), pp. 9-13.
91 Hume s History Claims Superior Notice 601
Anonymous
“To the editor of the American Museum,” The American Museum; or,
Repository of Ancient and Modern Fugitive Pieces, c, vol. 3, no. 2
(February 1788), pp. 183-4.
92 What Think you of David Hume, Sir? 605
Anonymous
“ANECDOTE,” The Columbian Magazine, vol. 2, no. 5 (May 1788), p. 283.
93 Haughty Hume 607
Samuel Knox
“Ode to Education,” The American Museum, or, Universal Magazine, vol. 5,
no. 4 (April 1789), pp. 406-8; selection from p. 408.
XXII
Contents
94 Humes Sketch of Jane Shore 609
David Hume
“LANE SHORE,” The Christians Scholars, and Farmers Magazine, vol. 2,
no. 6 (February/March 1791), p. 707.
95 Read Humes History 611
John Dunning
“DIRECTIONS to a STUDENT of LAW. [In a Letter from JOHN
DUNNING, Esq. to a gentleman of the Inner Temple7,” The Universal
Asylum and Columbian Magazine (August 1791), pp. 81-2.
96 Reading Hume equals Death, by Hanging 615
Anonymous
“COPY of a LETTER written by a young Man under sentence of Death,
for Forgery” The Universal Asylum and Columbian Magazine (September
1791), p. 168.
97 Illustrating Humes Observations of Anne Bullen 617
Anonymous
“Anecdote of Anne Bullen,” The New York Magazine, or Literary Repository,
vol. 5, no. 9 (September 1794), p. 534.
98 Humes Essay “On Miracles” Harrowed up from the Gulph of Oblivion 619
Anonymous
“ART. XXVII. An Enquiry into the Pretensions of Richard Brothers, in
Answer to Nathaniel Brassey Halhed. By a Freethinker. 8vo. 18. Sterl.
Parsons, c,” The American Monthly Review; or, Literary Journal, vol. 2,
no. 2 (June 1795), pp. 197-8.
99 Critical Remarks on Hume 621
[Francis Garden, Lord Gardenstone]
“ Critical Remarks on some of the most eminent Historians of England.
[From Gardenstones Miscellanies.],” The New York Magazine, or Literary
Repository (June 1797), pp. 295-300.
100 Hume Took Away all Foundation 627
David Hudson
“Some Account of the Religious Exercises of David Hudson, written by
himself” The New-York Missionary Magazine, and Repository of Religious
Intelligence, vol. 2, no. 4 (4 January 1801), pp. 294-302.
Contents
xxiii
101 Hume on Spensers Faery Queen 633
[Royall Tyler]
“AN AUTHOR’S EVENINGS. FROM THE SHOP OF MESSRS. COLON
AND SPONDEE,” The Port Folio, voL 1 [series 1] (7 February 1801),
pp. 44-5; selection p. 44.
102 History a Proper Object of Female Pursuit 635
David Hume
“History a proper object of Female Pursuit. (EXTRACTED FROM THE
WRITINGS OF HUME.),” The Lady’s Magazine and Musical Repository
(February 1801), pp. 91-5.
103 Hume on the Rise of America 639
Anonymous
“LONDON REVIEW?’ The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review
Containing Sketches and Reports of Philosophy, Religion, History, Arts, and
Manners, vol. 1, no. 4 (1 May 1804), pp. 323-5.
104 Two Men Travelling on the Highway 643
David Hume
Untitled Essay, Prospect: or, View of the Moral World, vol. 4 (26 January
1805), pp. 30-1.
105 Historical Characters: False Representations of Nature 647
“R.”
“Historical Characters are false Representations of Nature,” The Literary
Magazine, and American Register, vol. 5, no. 29 (February 1806), pp. 32-6.
106 Hannah More s Stricture upon Humes History 653
Anonymous
“For The Port Folio’,’ The Port Folio, vol. 4, no. 8 (22 August 1807), pp. 118-9.
107 Humes History, Dangerous to the American Reader 655
“C.”
“REMARKS ON HUME’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND,” Virginia
Evangelical and Literary Magazine, vol. 1, no. 4 (April 1818), pp. 159-64.
108 Professing Themselves to be Wise, They Became Fools 661
Anonymous
“REMARKS. On an Article in THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, in which the
Doctrine of Hume on Miracles is maintained: By the Rev. James Somerville,
Minister of Drumelzier’,’ Religious Monitor and Evangelical Repository,
XXIV
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vol. 3, no. 9 (February 1827), pp. 428-36; vol. 3, no. 10 (February 1827),
pp. 466-77.
109 Humes Housekeeper 683
Anonymous
“HUME THE HISTORIAN,” The Friend; a Religious and Literary Journal,
vol. 5, no. 26 (7 April 1832), p. 204.
110 Humes Pretended Calm 687
Anonymous
“HUME, THE HISTORIAN,” The Friend; a Religious and Literary Journal,
vol. 5, no. 38 (30 June 1832), pp. 299-300.
111 Hume and his Mother 689
Anonymous
“DAVID HUME AND HIS MOTHER,” The Episcopal Watchman, vol. 7,
no. 19 (14 September 1833), p. 76.
112 Chargeable with the Sins of Omission, and Commission 691
Anonymous
“HUME — AS A HISTORIAN,” The Episcopal Watchman, vol. 7, no. 24
(19 October 1833), p. 95.
113 An Infidel I What is That? 695
Anonymous
“HUME, THE INFIDEL,” The Friend; a Religious and Literary Journal, vol.
10, no. 39 (1 July 1837), p. 311.
114 Infidelity for the Million 697
[Francis Palgrave]
“HUME’S INFIDELITY,” Zions Herald and Wesleyan Journal, vol. 15,
no. 31 (31 July 1844), [p. 121].
115 Life and Writings of David Hume 701
Anonymous
“From the Dublin University Magazine. LIFE AND WRITINGS OF
DAVID HUME. The Life and Correspondence of David Hume, from the
papers bequeathed by his Nephew, Baron Hume, to the Royal Society
of Edinburgh, and other original sources. By John Hill Burton, Esquire,
Advocate. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1846,” The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign
Literature, vol. 8, no. 1 (May 1846), pp. 80-94.
Contents
xxv
116 Review of Lawrences Examination of Hume on Miracles 725
Anonymous
“AN EXAMINATION OF HUME’S ARGUMENT ON THE SUBJECT
OF MIRACLES. BY ALEXANDER H. LAWRENCE,” Christian Register,
vol. 25, no. 40 (3 October 1846), p. 157.
117 A Saint Amidst the Benighted Pagans 733
“H. G.E.”
“For the Register. DAVID HUME,” Christian Register, vol. 26, no. 35 (28
August 1847), p. 137.
118 Hume and the Puritans 739
S. G. Buckingham
“HUME AND THE PURITANS,” The American Literary Magazine,
vol. 5, no. 1 (July 1849), p. 33.
119 The Independent s Review of the 1849 Boston Edition of Humes
History 747
Anonymous
“The History of England, from the invasion of Julius Caesar to the
abdication of James the Second, 1688. By David Hume, Esq. A new
edition, with the Authors last corrections and improvements. To
which is prefixed a short account of his Life, written by himself.
Vol. I. Boston: Phillips, Sampson, Co. 1849. Sold in New York by
M. H. Newman, 199 Broadway,” The Independent, vol. 1, no. 37
(16 August 1849), p. 148.
120 The Christian Registers Review of the 1849 Boston Edition of
Humes History 749
Anonymous
“HUME’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND,” The Christian Register, vol. 28,
no. 33 (18 August 1849), p. 131.
121 The American Literary Magazine s Review of the 1849 Boston
Edition of Hume’s History 751
Anonymous
“A NEW EDITION OF HUME’S HISTORY,” The American Literary
Magazine., vol. 5, no. 2 (August 1849), pp. 127-8.
XXVI
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122 The Christian Examiners Review of the 1849 Boston Edition of
Humes History 753
Anonymous
Untitled Review, The Christian Examiner and Religious Miscellany, vol. 48,
no. 2 (March 1850), pp. 331-2.
123 Sartains Union Magazine s Review of the 1849 Boston Edition of
Humes History 755
Anonymous
“BOOK NOTICES. HUME’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND,” Sartains Union
Magazine of Literature and Art, vol. 6, no. 4 (April 1850), p. 308.
124 The Merchants Magazine s Review of the 1850 New York Edition of
Humes History 757
Anonymous
“20. History of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Abdication
of James II. By David Hume. 6 vols, 12mo., pp. 470. New York: Harper 8c
Brothers,” The Merchants Magazine and Commercial Review, vol. 22, no. 6
(1 June 1850), p. 702.
125 Hume’s Splendid Tomb 759
Anonymous
“LINES, Written on seeing the monument to the memory of David Hume
at Edinburgh,” Ladies Garland and Family Wreath Embracing Tales,
Sketches, Incidents, History, Poetry, Music, etc, vol. 4, no. 10 (October
1850), p. 114.
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