Excerpt from Palaestra Logica
This work is founded partly on the old 'Palaestra Logica,' partly on notes drawn up by one of the editors for the use of pupils in the Oxford Pass Schools. It is intended to cover the ground required for logic as set in Responsions (Additional Subject) and Pass Moderations; and will, it is hoped, be found useful in getting up the technical part of logic as a subject in Honour Moderations. The editors are under great obligations to Mr. G. W. Young, M.A., of Queen's College, and to Mr. St. George Stock, M.A., of Pembroke College. The former looked over the proof-sheets of the first edition ; the latter has afforded a useful criticism of §§ 240 ff. in the first edition, which has been accepted in the second; and both have made many valuable suggestions. Mr. D. H. Nagel, M.A., of Trinity College, and Mr. H. B. Hartley, M.A.. of Balliol College, have kindly assisted with the 'inductive instances.' The Editors, however, desire to take the whole responsibility for any errors or oversights. They are also bound to thank the Delegates of the Clarendon Press for permission to use papers set in the Schools.
An Appendix to the first edition contains a series of examination questions with references to the sections (which are practically unchanged) in the 'Palaestra Logica,' and answers where necessary: two or three paragraphs of this appendix have been embodied in the second edition; which also contains some 'instances' from recent Schools papers, in place of older ones.
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