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Hume's application to teach philosophy at the University of Edinburgh in 1737 was rejected because

    { 1 } - He was a lawyer.
    { 2 } - He had been a secretary to General St. Clair.
    { 3 } - He didn't have a Ph.D. in philosophy.
    { 4 } - He had a reputation for being a skeptic and an atheist.
    { 5 } - He had been an Undersecretary of State in London.
    { 6 } - Because he had spent time in France from 1734-1737 he was suspected of being a French spy.

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1 is wrong. Please try again.

Hume's application to teach philosophy at the University of Edinburgh in 1737 was rejected because

    { 1 } - He was a lawyer.
    { 2 } - He had been a secretary to General St. Clair.
    { 3 } - He didn't have a Ph.D. in philosophy.
    { 4 } - He had a reputation for being a skeptic and an atheist.
    { 5 } - He had been an Undersecretary of State in London.
    { 6 } - Because he had spent time in France from 1734-1737 he was suspected of being a French spy.

No, but that's what his family wanted him to be.

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2 is wrong. Please try again.

Hume's application to teach philosophy at the University of Edinburgh in 1737 was rejected because

    { 1 } - He was a lawyer.
    { 2 } - He had been a secretary to General St. Clair.
    { 3 } - He didn't have a Ph.D. in philosophy.
    { 4 } - He had a reputation for being a skeptic and an atheist.
    { 5 } - He had been an Undersecretary of State in London.
    { 6 } - Because he had spent time in France from 1734-1737 he was suspected of being a French spy.

This is a position he would hold later.

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3 is wrong. Please try again.

Hume's application to teach philosophy at the University of Edinburgh in 1737 was rejected because

    { 1 } - He was a lawyer.
    { 2 } - He had been a secretary to General St. Clair.
    { 3 } - He didn't have a Ph.D. in philosophy.
    { 4 } - He had a reputation for being a skeptic and an atheist.
    { 5 } - He had been an Undersecretary of State in London.
    { 6 } - Because he had spent time in France from 1734-1737 he was suspected of being a French spy.

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4 is correct!

Hume's application to teach philosophy at the University of Edinburgh in 1737 was rejected because

    { 1 } - He was a lawyer.
    { 2 } - He had been a secretary to General St. Clair.
    { 3 } - He didn't have a Ph.D. in philosophy.
    { 4 } - He had a reputation for being a skeptic and an atheist.
    { 5 } - He had been an Undersecretary of State in London.
    { 6 } - Because he had spent time in France from 1734-1737 he was suspected of being a French spy.

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5 is wrong. Please try again.

Hume's application to teach philosophy at the University of Edinburgh in 1737 was rejected because

    { 1 } - He was a lawyer.
    { 2 } - He had been a secretary to General St. Clair.
    { 3 } - He didn't have a Ph.D. in philosophy.
    { 4 } - He had a reputation for being a skeptic and an atheist.
    { 5 } - He had been an Undersecretary of State in London.
    { 6 } - Because he had spent time in France from 1734-1737 he was suspected of being a French spy.

This is a position he would hold later.

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6 is wrong. Please try again.

Hume's application to teach philosophy at the University of Edinburgh in 1737 was rejected because

    { 1 } - He was a lawyer.
    { 2 } - He had been a secretary to General St. Clair.
    { 3 } - He didn't have a Ph.D. in philosophy.
    { 4 } - He had a reputation for being a skeptic and an atheist.
    { 5 } - He had been an Undersecretary of State in London.
    { 6 } - Because he had spent time in France from 1734-1737 he was suspected of being a French spy.

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