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AUTHOR'S NOTE.

Or the first series of Essays in this volume, about one half
have already appeared in the Fortnightly Review and other
journals, and are republished with the kind permission of the
Editors. They were all written in the first instance as lectures
for various more or less popular societies.

The four more technical papers at the end were read some
years ago before the Aristotelian Society in London, and are
reprinted partly from Mind and partly from the Proceedings
of that society. They had for their aim the closer connexion
of Logical Science with the concrete problems of knowledge.

BIRMINGHAM, March 25th, 1902.

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