Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic: Including a Generalisation of Logical Processes in Their Application to Complex Inferences (Classic Reprint)

Formal Logic. This was necessary in the case of disputed or doubtful points in order that the working out of the problems might be made consistent and intelligible; there were also some points concerning which I was dissatisfied with the method of treat ment adopted in the ordinary text-books. At the same time, this volume must be regarded, not as superseding the study of an elementary text-book ofF ormal Logic, but as supplementing it. While cer tain topics are dealt with in considerable detail others have been omitted ;e.g., the doctrines of Definition and Division and the Predicables are not touched upon, no definition of theS cience itself is given, and no systematic discussion of first principles has been K. L.
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