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Francis Hutcheson

Francis Hutcheson was a British and Irish philosopher, economist, theologian, writer and university teacher (1694–1746). He was born in Drumalig and died in Dublin.

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Francis Hutcheson

Francis Hutcheson b1694

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Born
1694. · Drumalig.
Died
1746. · Dublin.
Nationality
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Occupation
philosopher, economist, theologian, writer and university teacher.
Fields
philosophy, economics, theology and Age of Enlightenment.
Education
University of Glasgow.
Teachers
Gershom Carmichael.
Languages
English and Scots.

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Francis Hutcheson was a British and Irish philosopher, economist, theologian, writer and university teacher (1694–1746). He was born in Drumalig and died in Dublin.

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