The Wealth of Nations · Character
Dr. Mandeville
Philosopher and author of The Fable of the Bees.
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Also known as Mandeville, Dr. Mandeville
First appearance: article iii of the expense of the institutions for the instruction of people of all ages
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See Dr. Mandeville in article iii of the expense of the institutions for the instruction of people of all ages