Introduction	History of Logic	Real and Conceptual Terms
Nature and Aim of Logic	The Concept	The Judgment and Proposition
Place of Logic in Philosophy	The Name and the Term	Judgment and Proposition II
LAWS OF THOUGHT	LAWS OF THOUGHT II	LAWS OF THOUGHT III
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"The Scholastic philosophy is a wonderful monument of the patience and ingenuity with which the human mind toiled to build up a logically consistent theory of the Universe ... And that Philosophy is by no means dead and buried as many suppose. On the contrary, numbers of men of no mean learning and accomplishment and sometimes or rare power and subtlety of thought, hold by it as the best theory of things which has yet been stated. and what is more remarkable, men who speak the language of Modern Philosophy, nevertheless think the thoughts of the Schoolmen." Professor Huxley.
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