Adam Smith 
Essays 
On I, Moral Sentiments; II, Astronomical Inquiries; III, Formation of Languages; IV, History of Ancient Physics; V, Ancient Logic and Metaphysics; Vi, the Imitative Arts; VII, Music, Dancing Poetry; VIII, the External Senses; IX, English and Italian Verse

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