Publisher's Synopsis
Dive into the works of Dugald Stewart, one of the most notable philosophers of the Scottish Enlightenment. This 1858 collection features biographical memoirs of fellow luminaries Adam Smith, William Robertson, and Thomas Reid, as well as a memoir of Stewart himself. Edited by John Veitch, this collection offers a comprehensive look at the life and times of one of history's most important thinkers.
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