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CONCLUSIONS of REASON, 
arise from the 
CATEGORIES of RELATION, 
and are 
CATEGORICAL,! 
These- inerea<?e die Matter of the Judgment, by fie in trodnct ion 
of a 
MIDDLE - TERM. 
Predicate_ all Men are .MORTAL . M.P . . - fMajei' 
Middle-term_ -.Kant is a MAN S..M. ...Minot' 
Subject_KAN T is mortal . S.P.. —Conclusion 
HYPOTHETICAL, 
There have no Middle -term The Mayor is an hypothetical proposition, contammo 
Antecedent #7&^Consequent The Conclusion takes place, merely by Chanaizia a Troblcmatieal 
condition into an Alseitorical pixposition . 
DISJUNCTIVE. 
These have no Middle-term The Majoi^is a disjunctive proposition and must, therefore/, 
haae members ofdivision, thy' conclude either from die trudv of one member, die falshcod of 
all the rat, or. from die falshocd ofall the members except one, the truth of that one. 
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Thomas VHroman invenit 
William, Dyer, sadp. 
