Logic, Inductive and Deductive

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

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The Method of Explanation. (1) The Four Stages of Orderly Procedure. (2) Obstacles to Explanation—Plurality of Causes and Intermixture of Effects. (3) The Proof of a Hypothesis, 334

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Note 1 · Footnote 3: Gorgias, 473 D.Note 2 · Footnote 1: Bain's Logic, bk. vi. chap. iii. Bacon intended his Idola to bear the same relation to his Novum Organum that Aristotle's Fallac Note 3 · Footnote 2: Bagehot's Literary Studies, ii. 427.