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Sir James Steuart's Statesman Revisited in Light of the Continental Influence.

Redman, Deborah - In: Scottish Journal of Political Economy 43 (1996) 1, pp. 48-70

The author assesses the influence continental thought had on Sir James Steuart and places him in the continental setting in order to understand his most controversial message; his theory of the state; and how it differs from that of his contemporaries, above all from Adam Smith's. Copyright 1996...

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