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LOGIC MADE EASY ; or a SHORT VIEW of
the ARISTOTELIC SYSTEM of REASONING, and its
application to Literature, Science, and the General Improvement
of the Mind. Designed cittefly for the .titudents of the University
of Ozfurtl.

By HENRY NETT, B. D.
Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College.

Oxford: Printed at the University Press for the Author; and
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WHEN PROFESSIONAL 1110,N of kciuc.acion
aid Responsibility deviate front the General System by
the selection of a perticular breech, the sanction of long continued
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Testimonials from the most eminent Physicians and Lecturers of
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branch of the profession, are opentot he inspection of any enquirer,
and constitute a fair ground for that success with which we ha' e
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