title: A Treatise of Human Nature
author:  David Hume 
description: <br />"This is the best edition around, especially for its glossary, index and the inclusion of the 'Abstract.'"--Professor Forrest Williams, University of Colorado
zlib_text: Hume
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  ‘This book is written with admirable clarity, contains concise and
  helpful historical background, examines all the major issues in Hume’s
  epistemology including important sections of the Treatise which are all
  too often skipped over, and gives a good sense of scholarly controversies
  among commentators on the Treatise. It is an excellent introduction to
  Hume for both undergraduates and beginning graduate students, and
  contains material which should be of interest even to Hume scholars.’
  Francis W.Dauer, University of California, Santa Barbara
    
  ‘This book gives us an accessible and philosophically sound discussion
  of the main themes of Hume’s Treatise.’
  R.S.Woolhouse, University of York
   
  David Hume (1711–76) is one of the greatest figures in the history of
  British philosophy. Of all of Hume’s writings, the philosophically most
  profound is undoubtedly his first, A Treatise of Human Nature. Of the three
  books that make up the Treatise, the first, in which he outlin