[55:2] Theory of Moral Sentiments.

[55:3] Essay on Taste.

[55:4] See [next page].

[56:1] Stewart says this is the work subsequently published under the title of "An Essay on the History of Civil Society." But this may be doubted: see Hume's Remarks on it at the time of publication.

[56:2] See above, [p. 30].

[58:1] This association of names is evidently intended as a sarcasm on Lord Lyttelton's taste.

[58:2] Stewart's Life of Smith.

[59:1] Probably Mr. Wilson, type-founder, Glasgow; the father of the art in Scotland.

[61:1] He did not consider his agreement about the Treatise of Human Nature a "previous" one, as the book was written. See vol. i. p. 65.

[61:2] Literary Gazette , 1822, p. 665. Original MS. R.S.E.