The Life of David Hume, Esq. Written by Himself

The Life of David Hume, Esq. Written by Himself is a rare and intimate autobiography by one of Scotland's greatest philosophers. This remarkable memoir, penned by David Hume (1711-1776) himself, offers unprecedented insight into the mind of the Enlightenment thinker who revolutionized philosophy, history, and economics. Unlike typical philosophical treatises, this David Hume autobiography reveals the personal journey of the man behind groundbreaking works like A Treatise of Human Nature and An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding. Written with Hume's characteristic wit and clarity, this memoir chronicles his intellectual development, controversies, and relationships with fellow Enlightenment figures including Adam Smith.

This rare 18th century philosophical memoir is perfect for philosophy enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate Scottish Enlightenment history. Few philosophers left such candid self-portraits, making this essential reading for understanding this pivotal intellectual movement. Rambler Press presents this autobiography in a premium collector's edition, beautifully bound for bibliophiles and philosophy students who recognize its historical significance and Hume's influence on Kant, Smith, and modern empiricism.

In this David Hume written by himself autobiography, you'll discover his early struggles as a young philosopher, his controversial reception in academic circles, his diplomatic career, and his friendships with leading intellectuals of his time. Hume's honest self-assessment and philosophical reflections make this essential reading for anyone interested in 18th century Scottish philosophy and the Enlightenment, the personal side of philosophical genius, historical context behind Hume's revolutionary ideas, and intellectual biography and memoir literature. Rambler Press presents this timeless autobiography in a premium edition worthy of Hume's enduring legacy, offering collectors and philosophy enthusiasts a unique opportunity to experience the Enlightenment through the eyes of one of its greatest minds. 

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This edition of The Life of David Hume, Esq. Written by Himself is based on the original 1777 first edition, faithfully preserving its authentic language and even the minor typographical errors of the original printing. Limited to just 25 copies, this exclusive collector's book is printed on high-quality Fabriano Tiepolo cotton paper and expertly typeset in Monotype Bell, a classic serif typeface perfectly suited to 18th-century texts. Each copy is meticulously hand-bound with binding crafted entirely by hand, and comes housed in a custom protective slipcase for preservation and elegant presentation.