 I shall begin with supposing, that the letters A, B, C, D, E, denote a series of objects ; that A possesses some one quality in common with B ; B a quality in common with C ; C a quality in common with D ; D a quality in common with E ; — v.'hile, at...  Logic: Induction - Page 173by Alexander Bain - 1870Full view - About this book
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...(hall fuppofe, that the letters, A, B, C, D, E, denote < fcries of objects ; that A poffefles fome one quality in common with B ; B, a quality in common with C ; C, a quality ia common with D 4 D, & quality in common with E ; — while, at the fame time, no quality can be found... | |
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...¿юЯсСГее fomc one quality in common with В ; В, a quality ш common with С ; С, a quality iu common with D ; D, a quality in common with E ; — while, at the fame lime, no quality can be found which belongs in conmon to an/ three objeffc in tiic feries. Is... | |
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...denote a series of objects — that A possess* one quality in common with B ; B, a quality in comm< c ; c, a quality in common with D ; D, a quality in c with E ; while at the same time, no quality can b< which belongs in common to any three objects in... | |
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...those which were first designated by it. Suppose, says Dugald Stewart, in his Philosophical Essays* "that the letters A, B, C, D, E, denote a series of...quality in common with B ; B a quality in common with 0 ; C a quality in common with D ; D a quality in common with E ; while at the same time, no quality... | |
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