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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 110 — Chapter III

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The contradictory of All S is all P may indeed be expressed in a different form, namely, S and P are not coextensive, but this has precisely the same force as the contradictory given in the text. We go on to shew that two different forms of the contradictory of the same proposition must necessarily be equivalent to one another.

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