Essay on the New Analytic of Logical Forms : Being That Which Gained the Prize Proposed by Sir William Hamilton, in the Year 1846, for the Best Exposition of the New Doctrine Propounded in His Lectures
by T. Spencer (Thomas Spencer) Baynes
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