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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 242 — Chapter VIII

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If, however, we are given No S is P and also Some S is P, then we are able to infer that All S is P is false. The second of these propositions affirms the existence of S, and therefore destroys the hypothesis on which alone the first and third can be treated as compatible.

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