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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 465 — APPENDIX C.

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The following pages deal with problems that have ordinarily been relegated to symbolic logic. They do not, however, treat of symbolic logic directly, if that term is understood in its ordinary sense, namely, as designating that branch of the science in which symbols of operation are used. Of course in a broad sense all formal logic is symbolic.

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