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Dov M. Gabbay, John Woods, editors, British Logic in the Nineteenth Century. Volume 4 of Handbook of the History of Logic, Elsevier, 2008.

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PrefaceDov M. Gabbay, John Woods. [doi]

Bentham's logicGordon R. McOuat, Charissa S. Varma. 1-32 [doi]

Coleridge's logicTim Milnes. 33-74 [doi]

Richard Whately and logical theoryJames W. van Evra. 75-91 [doi]

The logic of sir William Hamilton: Tunnelling through sand to place the keystone in the aristotelic archRalph Jessop. 93-162 [doi]

"The whole box of tools": William Whewell and the logic of inductionLaura J. Snyder. 163-228 [doi]

The logic of John Stuart MillFred Wilson. 229-281 [doi]

De Morgan's logicMichael E. Hobart, Joan L. Richards. 283-329 [doi]

Boole's logicDale Jacquette. 331-379 [doi]

French 'logique' and British 'logic': On the origins of augustus de Morgan's early logical inquiries, 1805-1835Maria Panteki. 381-456 [doi]

Lewis Carroll's logicAmirouche Moktefi. 457-505 [doi]

John Venn and logical theoryJames W. van Evra. 507-513 [doi]

William Stanley Jevons and the substitution of similarsBert Mosselmans, Ard Van Moer. 515-531 [doi]

Hugh Maccoll and the birth of logical pluralismShahid Rahman, Juan Redmond. 533-604 [doi]

The IdealistsDavid Sullivan. 605-661 [doi]

Bradley's logicWilliam J. Mander. 663-717 [doi]

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