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Historical Law-Tracts
Historical Law-Tracts

By Henry Home Lord Kames, Henry Home, Henry H. Kames

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"In his 1758 Historical Law-Tracts, Henry Home, Lord Kames, combines the natural law framework that underlies his Essays on the Principles of Morality and Natural Religion with the "conjectural" or...

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Essays On The Principles Of Morality And Natural Religion
Essays On The Principles Of Morality And Natural Religion

By Henry Home Lord Kames, Henry Home Kames, Henry Home, Lord Kames, Mary Catherine Moran

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Henry Home (1696-1782) Has Been Called Perhaps The Most Complete 'enlightenment Man' Among The Eighteenth-century Scottish Thinkers. Kinsman And Friend Of David Hume, Mentor And Patron Of Adam Smit...

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Elements Of Criticism
Elements Of Criticism

By Henry Home Lord Kames, Henry Home Kames, Henry Home, Lord Kames

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V. 1: Introduction -- Perceptions And Ideas In The Main -- Emotions And Passions: Part 1: Causes Unfolded Of The Emotions And Passions: Sec. 1: Differences Between Emotions And Passions; Causes Tha...

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Sketches Of The History Of Man (Natural Law And Enlightenment Classics) (3 Book Set)
Sketches Of The History Of Man (Natural Law And Enlightenment Classics) (3 Book Set)

By Henry Home Lord Kames, Henry Home Kames, Henry Home, Lord Kames

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Each Of The Three Books Of Sketches Of The History Of Man Has As Its Principal Theme The Notion Of Progress. The First Book Describes Progress In Such Areas As Laws Regarding Property, Commerce, Th...

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Elements Of Criticism
Elements Of Criticism

By Henry Home Lord Kames, Henry Home, Lord Kames

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This Elibron Classics Title Is A Reprint Of The Original Edition Published By G. Cowie And Co., Etc. In London, 1824.

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