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Adam Smith took strong hold upon his hearers, as he still takes strong hold upon his readers, by force, partly, of his native sagacity, but by virtue, principally, of his consummate style.
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Wilson highlights the enduring impact of Adam Smith's style on both his listeners and readers.
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