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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 309 — Chapter I

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This rule and the second corollary given in the following section are sometimes combined into the one rule, Conclusio sequitur partem deteriorem ; i.e., the conclusion follows the worse or weaker premiss both in quality and in quantity, a negative being considered weaker than an affirmative and a particular than a universal.

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