Artis logicae rudimenta
Henry Aldrich, Henry Longueville Mansel
Published 1849
254 pages
Logic is the study of good reasoning. These books teach you how arguments work, how to spot a fallacy and how to think more clearly, from informal critical thinking to formal symbolic logic. Useful for students, and for anyone who wants to argue better. This list shows the ones you can read in full for free.
Henry Aldrich, Henry Longueville Mansel
Published 1849
254 pages
Henry Aldrich
Published 1821
300 pages
Hermann Lotze
Published 1884
612 pages
Antoine Arnauld
Published 1687
374 pages
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Published 1848
380 pages
D. S. Gregory
Published 1881
238 pages
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Published 1897
250 pages
Francis Bacon
Published 1674
434 pages
Paolo (Veneto)
Published 1971
136 pages
William Hamilton
Published 1861
584 pages
William Sir Hamilton
Published 1859
752 pages
Jacob Westland
Published 1896
118 pages
Thomas Wilson
Published 1970
352 pages
Noah Knowles Davis
Published 1895
224 pages
Alexander Bain
Published 1873
490 pages
William Sir Hamilton
Published 1882
474 pages
William (Lord Archbishop of York)
Published 1882
326 pages
James Hervey Hyslop
Published 1892
428 pages
William Stanley Jevons
Published 1883
360 pages
John Cauchois Smith
Published 1888
124 pages
Christoph Sigwart
Published 1895
416 pages
F Wade
Published 1962
156 pages
John Locke
Published 1828
438 pages
Isaac Watts
Published 1729
380 pages