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The Political Discourses
Book • 1741
The 'Political Discourses' is a collection of essays by David Hume, published in 1752.
The major focus of these essays is on economics, with topics such as 'Of Commerce', 'Of Luxury', 'Of Money', 'Of Interest', and 'Of the Balance of Trade'.
Other significant essays include 'Of the Populousness of Ancient Nations' and 'Idea of a Perfect Commonwealth', which reflect Hume’s broad interests in politics, history, and economic theory.
These essays are notable for their practical and accessible approach, contrasting with the more abstract philosophical works like his 'Treatise of Human Nature'.
The 'Political Discourses' were well received both domestically and internationally, marking a significant success in Hume’s career.
The major focus of these essays is on economics, with topics such as 'Of Commerce', 'Of Luxury', 'Of Money', 'Of Interest', and 'Of the Balance of Trade'.
Other significant essays include 'Of the Populousness of Ancient Nations' and 'Idea of a Perfect Commonwealth', which reflect Hume’s broad interests in politics, history, and economic theory.
These essays are notable for their practical and accessible approach, contrasting with the more abstract philosophical works like his 'Treatise of Human Nature'.
The 'Political Discourses' were well received both domestically and internationally, marking a significant success in Hume’s career.
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