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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 460 — APPENDIX B.

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Compare Bradley, Principles of Logic, p. 145. Mr Bradley puts the question, “When a predicate is really known not to be ‘one which can in any intelligible sense be attributed to the subject,’ is not that itself ground enough for denial?”

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