Logic, Inductive and Deductive

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LOGIC INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE PREFACE.GENERAL PLAN OF THE SERIES.

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Methods of Observation—Elimination—Single Agreement. (1) The Principle of Elimination. (2) The Principle of Single Agreement. (3) Mill's "Joint Method of Agreement and Difference," 318

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Note 1 · Footnote 3: Hamilton credits Andreas with maintaining, "against Aristotle," that "the principle of Identity, and not the principle of Contra Note 2 · Footnote 1: It has been somewhat too hastily assumed on the authority of Mansel (Note to Aldrich, pp. 16, 17) that Mill inverted the scholas Note 3 · Footnote 2: The history of the definition of the Proprium is an example of the tendency of distinctions to become more minute and at the sam