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such a relation with all the objects of an infinite 

 class. 



But all this is ancient history. Mr. Russell has 

 realized the danger and is going to reconsider the 

 matter. He is going to change everything, and we 

 must understand clearly that he is preparing not only 

 to introduce new principles which permit of operations 

 formerly prohibited, but also to prohibit opera- 

 tions which he formerly considered legitimate. He 

 is not content with adoring what he once burnt, but 

 he is going to burn what he once adored, which is 

 more serious. He is not adding a new wing to the 

 building, but sapping its foundations. 



The old Logistic is dead, and so true is this, that 

 the zigzag theory and the no classes theory are 

 already disputing the succession. We will wait until 

 the new exists before we attempt to judge it. 



