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That's fine, I wasn't that attached to this. I've tried to throw in a lot of cites to the new Routledge Hume by Garrett, which I regard as a fairly consensual, strong introductory source. Much of the material here that's been added is sourced to there, and I should probably cite it more often here. https://www.routledge.com/products/9780415283342

I'm hoping to add sections as well based on the SEP articles on ""Hume and Kant"" (there are actually more than 1) and the SEP article on ""Hume and Newtonianism""."