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Stewart J. Brown. (2016) Hugh Blair, the sentiments and preaching the enlightenment in Scotland. Intellectual History Review 26:3, pages 411-427.
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Lois Agnew. (1998) The civic function of taste: A re‐assessment of Hugh Blair's rhetorical theory. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 28:2, pages 25-36.
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Dottie Broaddus. (1994) Authoring elitism: Francis Hutcheson and Hugh Blair in Scotland and America. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 24:3-4, pages 39-52.
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