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12-18-2007, 01:30 PM
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A Question about Pure Conditional Syllogisms
Martin - your first example on page 66 of Book 2, under # 33....looks like the format is
If F, then C If C, then E Therefore, If F, then E that is not the format you gave for a proper pure cond syll. So do I assume it is invalid? Maria Cochrane PS: Any plans for putting out an answer key to your exercises? It would help newbie teachers like me. 
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