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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 505 — Chapter V

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It may be added that every universal proposition, unless it be purely formal, will afford information either with regard to X or with regard to x. For if both X and x appear as alternants of the predicate, or as determinants of the subject of a universal affirmative proposition, then the proposition will necessarily be formal.

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