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Life and Correspondence of David Hume, Volume 2

Note 174:1 — Chapter XIII

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The name Adam used to be thus altered in the Scottish vernacular. The person here alluded to is evidently John Adam the architect, and the "Willie," his son William, who became Lord Chief Commissioner of the Jury Court in Scotland, and died in 1839.

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