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THE PROBLEMS WHICH WE HAVE RAISED. 355
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author, in his collected Philosophical Works, vol. ii.)
views were, however, first introduced to English readers in
general by Mr F. H. Bradley in his Logic (1886) and Mr
Bernard Bosanquet in his Logic, or the Morphology ofKnow
ledge (1888). The ore which these two writers worked up
was mined in the Logic of Hegel (first published in 1818) on
the one hand, and the Logics of Lotze (1874) and Sigwart
(1873) on the other. The two last-named works have been
translated into English, and are of great value to the
student, more especially the work of Sigwart (translated by
Helen Dendy : two vols., London, 1896). The main points
of Bosanquet s logical doctrine are stated in short form in
his Essentials of Logic (1895). We may also refer to
Creighton s Introductory Manual of Logic and to Welton s
Logical Basis of Education, both of which contain intro
ductions to Modern Logic, on the lines of Mr Bosanquet s
work ; and to Welton s Manual of Logic, vol. ii., which
treats, on the same lines, of Inductive Logic.