Vita di David Hume scritta da lui stesso. Aggiunta una lettera di Adamo Smith 9.  Novembre 1776. Circa la morte e il carattere del suo amico Londra 1792 ed. Cadell.
Hume, David,1711-1776.
[Venice : Andrea Santini,
1806?]
Translated by Pietro Antoniutti.
NLS copy is bound in one volume with "Lettere di Edmund Gibson", also translated by Antoniutti, with publisher's imprint and date 1804, and "Saggio in risposta a Mr. Hume", all clearly printed on the same paper stock. Although the "Saggio in risposta" and the "Vita di David Hume" are without imprint or a collective title page, they were clearly intended to be bound together (a footnote in the "Vita", p. 6, mentions the "Saggio" as being printed at the same time, and there is one dedication for the two works).  The two works were therefore printed in Venice by Andrea Santini. However, on p. 49 of the "Saggio" there is a footnote referring to Antoniutti's translation of the works of David Hartley, also printed in Venice by Andrea Santini, for which the approbation date is given in catalogues as 1807, therefore the three works in this volume may have been bound up by Santini for sale around this date.
Includes a translation of 'Letter from Adam Smith, LL.D. to William Strahan, Esq', giving an account of Hume's last illness.
Includes bibliographical references.
Hume, David, 1711-1776
Italy Venice.