Logick: Or, The Right Use of Reason in the Enquiry After Truth
Isaac Watts
Published 1729
380 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.
Isaac Watts
Published 1729
380 pages
James Welton
Published 1891
600 pages
William Wallace, Professor of International Relations William Wallace
Published 1894
516 pages
Pierre Jean Georges Cabanis
Published 1823
242 pages
Francis Bowen
Published 1890
490 pages
Lyman Hotchkiss Atwater
Published 1871
274 pages
Laurence Johnstone
Published 1887
266 pages
John Huyshe
Published 1827
190 pages
William Henry Stanley Monck
Published 1880
296 pages
Alfred Milnes
Published 1884
156 pages
Aristotle
Published 1889
398 pages
Christoph Sigwart
Published 1895
600 pages
Isaac Watts
Published 1801
342 pages
Alfred Sidgwick
Published 1893
256 pages
Graves Champney Haughton
Published 1839
292 pages
Arthur Schopenhauer
Published 1891
428 pages
John Locke, James Augustus St. John
Published 1876
566 pages
James L. Martin, John Lafayette Girardeau
Published 1889
74 pages
Francis Bacon, Joseph Devey
Published 1898
616 pages
P. McGregor
1862 · 1872 edition
480 pages
John Venn
1866 · 1888 edition
550 pages
William Abp of York Thomson
Published 1892
330 pages
John Neville Keynes
Published 1894
512 pages
William Thomson, William Abp of York Thomson
Published 1875
340 pages