Elements of logick; or, A summary of the general principles and different modes of reasoning.

Boston : Hilliard, Gray, & Co., 1838., 1838. Fair. [2nd], Stereotyped edition ; xi, [13]-178 p. 19 cm. ; Stereotype ed. ; LC: BC101 ; OCLC: 4824627 ; Contents : A Description of the Leading Affection and Operation of the Mind -- Introduction -- Chapter I. -- Perception and Consciousness -- Chapter I I. -- Attention -- Chapter III -- Comparing -- Chapter IV. -- Abstraction -- Chapter V. -- Association -- Chapter VI. -- Analysis -- Part Second. -- Of Terms and Propositions. -- Chapter I. -- Logical Distinctions of Terms -- Chapter II. -- Definiti on and Division -- Chapter III. -- General Description of Propositions -- Chapter IV. -- Simple, Complex, and Modal Propositions -- Chapter V -- Quality and Quantity of Propositions -- Chapter VI. -- Opposition and Conversion of Propositions -- Chapter VII. -- Compound Propositions -- Part Third. -- Of Judgment and Reasoning. -- Chapter I. -- Intuitive Evidence -- Chapter II. -- Difference between Moral and Demonstrative -- Reasoning -- Chapter III.-- Induction -- Chapter IV. -- Analogy. -- Chapter V. -- Reasoning on Pacts -- Chapter VI. -- Articulation of Chances -- Chapter VII. -- General Description of Demonstrative Reasoning -- Chapter VIII. -- Distinctions of Reasoning -- Chapter IX. -- General Description of Syllogistick Reasoning -- Chapter X. -- Regular Syllogisms -- Chapter XI. -- Enthymemes -- Chapter XII. -- Conditional and Disjunctive Syllogisms -- Chapter XIII. -- Compound Syllogisms -- Chapter XIV. -- Sophisms -- Chapter XV. -- Disposition or Method -- Chapter XVI. -- Rules of Controversy -- Chapter XVII. -- Rules of Interpretation -- Concluding Remarks ; repair to covers ; water stain at top ; FAIR