...considerations now adduced, the following conclusions seem to he estahlished : — All inferenccis from particulars to particulars : General propositions...registers of such inferences already made, and short formulae for making more : The major premiss of a syllogism, consequently, is a formula of this description...

...instances of our ordinary processes of reasoning, arrives at the following conclusions :— " All inference is from particulars to particulars. General propositions...registers of such inferences already made, and short formulae for making more. The major premiss of a syllogism, consequently, is a formula of this description:...

...considerations now adduced, the following conclusions seem to be established : — All inferenceis from particulars to particulars : General propositions...registers of such inferences already made, and short formulse for making more : The major premiss of a syllogism, consequently, is a formula of this description...

...adds nothing to its force, it may safely be dispensed with. All inference, therefore, is ultimately from particulars to particulars; general propositions...registers of such inferences already made, and short formula; for making more. When, therefore, as in a syllogism, we avail ourselves of these registers,...

...merely registers of such inferences already made, and short formulae for making more; The major premien of a syllogism, consequently, is -a formula of this description: and the conclusion is not ao inference drawn frunt. the formula, but an inference drawn according to the formula: the real logical...

...expression, by which an indefinite number of individual facts are affirmed or denied at once." Thus "general propositions are merely registers of such inferences already made, and short formulae for making more. The major premiss of a syllogism, consequently, is a formula of this description...

...From the considerations now adduced, the following conclusions seem to be established: All inference is from particulars to particulars : General propositions are merely registers of such inferences ilready made, and short formulae for making more : The major premiss of a syllogism, consequently,...

...From the considerations now adduced, the following conclusions seem to be established. All inference is from particulars to particulars. General propositions...registers of such inferences already made, and short formulae for making more. The major premise of a syllogism, consequently, is a formula of this description...

...but in all instances that we reason " from particulars to particulars." " All inference," he says, " is from particulars to particulars ; general propositions...registers of such inferences already made, and short formula for making more. The major premise of a syllogism consequently is a formula of this description...

...pourrions raisonner sans employer une seule proposition générale (2). » Ici, comme (1) All inference is from particulars to particulars : General propositions...such inferences already made, and short formulas for mak'ng more : The major premiss of a syllogism, consequently, is a formula of Ihis description : and...