The enigmatic parting shot : what was Hume's "Compleat answer to Dr Reid and to that bigotted silly fellow, Beattie"?

Abstract

Stock interpretations of Hume's remark to Strahan Hume's advertisement publicly disowning his Treatise the puzzles surrounding Hume's remark That bigotted silly Fellow, Beattie Hume's reception of Reid's Inquiry the opposition of principle between Hume and Reid Hume's letter to Reid the scope of Hume's resolution A glimpse of all the depths of Reid's philosophy the intervention of Priestley Priestley's fundamental criticism of Reid Priestley and Hume the remarks in Kant's Prolegomena the myth of the Scottish doctrine Reid's damaged reputation.

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