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The Logic of Chance, 3rd edition

Part 1 — CHAPTER III.

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CHAPTER III.

ORIGIN OR PROCESS OF CAUSATION OF THE SERIES.

§ 1. The causes consist of (1) ‘objects,’

2, 3. Which may or may not be distinguishable into natural kinds,

4–6. And (2) ‘agencies.’

7. Requisites demanded in the above:

8, 9. Consequences of their absence.

10. Where are the required causes found?

11, 12. Not in the direct results of human will.

13–15. Examination of apparent exceptions.

16–18. Further analysis of some natural causes.

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