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In this comprehensive survey, James McCosh traces the development of Scottish philosophy from Francis Hutcheson through key thinkers like Reid, Stewart, and Brown, culminating in the work of Sir William Hamilton. Emphasizing the school’s moral philosophy, common-sense realism, and epistemological contributions, McCosh highlights its enduring influence on British and American thought. This work is essential for those exploring Enlightenment-era philosophy and its impact on modern intellectual history.