Lives of Philosophers of the Time of George Iii.
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Smith's other paper in the Review is a letter to Digitized by Google ADAM SMITH. 185 the editors upon the propriety of extending their plan, which had been oonfined to the criticism oi works pub- lished in Scodand. He enters at some length into the general state of literature on the Continent, and shows a familiar acquaintance with it, that could only have been acquired by very extensive reading in the works of foreign writers. The advice which he gave would in all probability have been followe...d; but the Review was given up, as I have elsewhere stated,* in conse- quence of the ferment excited by the fanatical part of the Kirk.
In 1759 Dr. Smith published his 'Theory of Moral Sentiments,' being the greater part of the second divi- sion of his course of lectures, and the explanation of the principles upon which his ethical system rested.
To tne * Theory was subjoined a ' Dissertation on the Origin of Language,' a subject to which he had paid great attention. There is some doubt whether this was not added to the second edition of the work.
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Smith's other paper in the Review is a letter to Digitized by Google ADAM SMITH. 185 the editors upon the propriety of extending their plan, which had been oonfined to the criticism oi works pub- lished in Scodand. He enters at some length into the general state of literature on the Continent, and shows a familiar acquaintance with it, that could only have been acquired by very extensive reading in the works of foreign writers. The advice which he gave would in all probability have been followe...d; but the Review was given up, as I have elsewhere stated,* in conse- quence of the ferment excited by the fanatical part of the Kirk.
In 1759 Dr. Smith published his 'Theory of Moral Sentiments,' being the greater part of the second divi- sion of his course of lectures, and the explanation of the principles upon which his ethical system rested.
To tne * Theory was subjoined a ' Dissertation on the Origin of Language,' a subject to which he had paid great attention. There is some doubt whether this was not added to the second edition of the work.
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