And in London [283]
Hume's account of him [284]
Settlement at Wootton [286]
The quarrel with Hume [287]
Detail of the charges against Hume [287]-291
Walpole's pretended letter from Frederick [291]
Baselessness of the whole delusion [292]
Hume's conduct in the quarrel [293]
The war of pamphlets [295]
Common theory of Rousseau's madness [296]