Excerpt from Questions on Logic: A Companion to Welton's Manual of Logic
This book is primarily intended as a companion to Mr. Welton's Manual of logic) though, of course, tho working of tho exercises may accompany the reading of any other text-book on Logic. It is an endeavour to supply tho material for that exercise in tho practical application of logical principles which is almost indis-pensable to a thorough mastery of tho science, and most helpful as an aid to, and test of, clear apprehension.
It is hoped that tho Hints and Examples will supply such guidance as experience has shown to be useful to beginners.
The questions have been selected from a wide range of University examination papers, but chiefly from those sot at the University of London, since the book is mainly designed for students preparing for the examinations of that University. More than one question has, in some few cases, been given on tho same subject, either on tho ground of tho suggestiveness of the questions themselves, or as examples of the different styles of question adopted at different Universities.
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