Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
First Enquiry David Hume 1: Different kinds of philosophy Most of the principles and reasonings contained in this volume were published in a work in three volumes called A Treatise of Human Nature—a work which the author had planned before he left college, and which he wrote and published not long after.
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