Noetica.
Johnson, Samuel, D.D. 1696-1772. **K 23.6 Noetica: or the first principles of human knowledge. Being a logick, including both metaphysics and dialectic, or the art of reasoning. With a brief pathology, and an account of the gradual progress of the human mind, from the first dawnings of sense to the highest perfection, both intellectual and moral, of which it is capable. To which is prefixed, a short introduction to the study of the sciences. Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin, and D. Hall, at the New- Printing-Office, near the Market. 1752. xxiv, 96, (1) pp. 19% em., in 8s. The dedication is signed, Samuel Johnson. A slip of errata is inserted. [This work is kept on the Special Libraries Floor.]
 
H6054 — T.r. — Logic. — Franklin, Benjamin, Works printed by him.