The Wealth of Nations · Character
Dugald Stewart
Philosopher and biographer of Adam Smith.
minor
Also known as Dugald Stewart, Stewart, Dugald Stewart, Stewart
First appearance: Editor's Introduction
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Quoted regarding Smith's early manuscript and lectures containing important opinions later found in the Wealth of Nations.
Dugald Stewart first appears in 0000 editor s introduction.
In Editor's Introduction: Quoted regarding Smith's early manuscript and lectures containing important opinions later found in the Wealth of Nations.
Later, in Endnotes: Referenced as an editor or commentator on Smith's work.
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