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2. The Powers of Mind concerned in the Creation of Science 4
3. Laws of Identity and Difference 5
4. The Nature of the Laws of Identity and Difference 6
5. The Process of Inference 9
6. Deduction and Induction 11
7. Symbolic Expression of Logical Inference 13
8. Expression of Identity and Difference 14
9. General Formula of Logical Inference 17
10. The Propagating Power of Similarity 20
11. Anticipations of the Principle of Substitution 21
12. The Logic of Relatives 22
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