An Introductory Logic
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Work that cannot be paid for is alone worth doing.
3. Ability and indolence are not entirely incompatible.
4. In the multitude of counsellors there is wisdom.
5. Not all non-intoxicants are harmless. (St. Andrews.) 6. Necessity knows no law.
7. The meekest of men may be incited to violence.
8. All men are at times actuated by unselfish motives.
9. Science is not any particular or chance body of facts.
10. The theory of evolution is not confined to biology.
11. Theologians are far from unanimity... in their attitude toward theology.
12. All lawyers are not formalists.
13. Some men have no taste for literature.
14. Examine the following argument: — If proposition O be true, I may be true ; if I may be true, A may be true: .'. if O be true, A may be true. (St. Andrews.) 15. All probable events are possible.
Digitized by Google Questions and Exercises 425 16. All parallel lines are lines which do not meet.
17. No one who is not a taxpayer can vote in this election.
18. What can't be cured must be endured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Work that cannot be paid for is alone worth doing.
3. Ability and indolence are not entirely incompatible.
4. In the multitude of counsellors there is wisdom.
5. Not all non-intoxicants are harmless. (St. Andrews.) 6. Necessity knows no law.
7. The meekest of men may be incited to violence.
8. All men are at times actuated by unselfish motives.
9. Science is not any particular or chance body of facts.
10. The theory of evolution is not confined to biology.
11. Theologians are far from unanimity... in their attitude toward theology.
12. All lawyers are not formalists.
13. Some men have no taste for literature.
14. Examine the following argument: — If proposition O be true, I may be true ; if I may be true, A may be true: .'. if O be true, A may be true. (St. Andrews.) 15. All probable events are possible.
Digitized by Google Questions and Exercises 425 16. All parallel lines are lines which do not meet.
17. No one who is not a taxpayer can vote in this election.
18. What can't be cured must be endured.
What to read after An Introductory Logic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Edwin Creighton to read onlineMoreLess
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