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Happy 303rd Birthday, David Hume!

Posted on May 7, 2014 by Amy M Cools

What a happy coincidence that I’m here in Edinburgh to celebrate David Hume’s birthday!

A toast is in order….

Posted in Happy Birthday!, Philosophy, Traveling Philosophy / History of Ideas | Tagged David Hume, history, May 7th, Philosophy | 3 Comments

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