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Principia mathematica, vol. 1 (of 3)

Note 41 — 1. PRIMITIVE IDEAS AND PROPOSITIONS.

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When we say that a proposition "belongs to logic," we mean that it can be expressed in terms of the primitive ideas of logic. We do not mean that logic applies to it, for that would of course be true of any proposition.

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