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8187. STEWART (Dugald), Metaphysician.—
Stewart is a great man, and among
the most honest living. After you left Europe
he * * * came to Paris. He brought me
a letter from Lord Wycombe, whom you knew.
I became immediately intimate with him, calling
mutually on each other and almost daily during
his stay at Paris, which was of some months.
I consider him and Tracy as the ablest metaphysicians
living.—
To John Adams. Washington ed. vii, 152.
(M.
1820)
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