conference on secession and nullification. Notable faculty include Thomas DiLorenzo and Clyde Wilson. The Abbeville Institute has developed a press, an Abbeville Institute Review, and a blog, all to communicate its scholars' work. Books Hume's Philosophy of Common Life (1984) Philosophical Melancholy and Delirium: Hume's Pathology of Philosophy (1998) Further reading References External links Abbeville Institute Official website Hume and the Secession of the American Colonies New Media, UFM Socratic Dialogue Hume’s Moral Philosophy New Media, UFM Donald Livingstone on "Secession and the Modern State", December 1996 Living people Washington University in St. Louis alumni Emory University faculty Philosophers from Georgia (U.S. state) Hume scholars Year of birth missing (living people) Sons of Confederate Veterans