The Principles of Argumentation

by Baker George Pierce 1866-1935

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698 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2007

Reviews

[thestarsailor · Rating 3 out of 5]

The copy I got from my library is so old that there is an agreement signed in 1903. I feel this is how the style of the book relates to me, its not unreadable but trying to reach a very different audience. I read from another book about logic amd while this was more specific, it did show the basics behind buildong a compelling argument. It's just a shame that I really don't remember anything besides some of the stories and the basic structure of a brief. Oh well, maybe for another time.