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38430	nan	The philosophy of Mr. B*rtr*nd R*ss*ll			.txt	text/plain	26136	1845	78	thought that the cause of freedom might be endangered by allowing Mr. R*ss*ll to speak freely on points of logic, on the grounds, apparently, the principles of logic could hardly be said to be, as in fact they are, principles of Logic, has given rise to confusion in two ways: in the It is true that, in that case, we should not know logic; but our A distinguished philosopher (M) once thought that the logical use of the word "implication"--any false proposition being said to "imply" any Mill, in Chapter III of Book II of his _System of Logic_, said that "it on logic, namely "All men are mortal; Socrates is a man, therefore The mortality of Socrates is so often asserted in books on logic that it Schoenflies[105] said that some mathematicians attributed to the logical "'The question is,' said Alice, 'whether you _can_ make words mean	./cache/38430.txt	./txt/38430.txt