Hume's Treatise of Morals: And Selections from the Treatise of the Passions

action advantage agreeable approbation argument arise artificial assert Atheism attended beauty betwixt cause character chuse circumstances conception concerning conduct connexion consequence consider consider'd considerable contrary cou'd David Hume degree Deism deriv'd doctrine duty effect empiricism encrease entirely establish'd esteem esteem'd ethics execution of justice external fact farther feel force give hatred Hence human nature Hume Hume's humility ideas imagination immediately influence injustice interest judgment justice kind liberty mankind manner matter ment merely merit mind moral distinctions necessary necessity notions objects observ'd observe origin ourselves particular passions perform person philosophic sceptic philosophy pleasure and pain possess'd present pride principles produce promises qualities ratiocinative reason reductio ad absurdum regard relation relations of ideas render rules scepticism sense of morality sensible sentiments shew shou'd society suppos'd suppose sympathy tendency theory thing tion tis evident tis impossible twill uneasiness utilitarianism vice and virtue vicious volition