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A System of Logic, Vol. I

Note 31 — Chapter VI · ON THE COMPOSITION OF CAUSES.

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I omit, for simplicity, to take into account the effect, in this latter case, of the diminution of pressure, in diminishing the flow of water through the drain; which evidently in no way affects the truth or applicability of the principle, since when the two causes act simultaneously the conditions of that diminution of pressure do not arise.

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