Titles by Dugald Stewart

1753 – 1828

Stewart was a Scottish philosopher who studied at Edinburgh University, becoming first professor of mathematics and then later succeeding Adam Smith as professor of moral philosophy. He was a Whig who favored the early stage of the French Revolution.

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Lectures on Political Economy, 2 vols.

Dugald Stewart

Lectures on Political Economy, vol. 1

Dugald Stewart

Lectures on Political Economy, vol. 2

Dugald Stewart

Selections from the Scottish Philosophy of Common Sense

George Alexander Johnston

Theory of Moral Sentiments and Essays on Philosophical Subjects (1869)

Adam Smith

The Theory of Moral Sentiments and on the Origins of Languages (Stewart ed.)

Adam Smith

The Works of William Robertson in Eight Volumes (1840)

William Robertson

The Works of William Robertson, vol. 1. The History of Scotland vol. 1

William Robertson

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