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Logic postpone to the end of the Chapter

Ch. 2 Language what

'.1. Well-being the bond

Logic the antechamber in which all arts and sciences [...?] - by which we are introduced to Happiness.

C.6 Relation between Art and Science

.1 /3/ Relation to well-being, the most instructive Bond of connetion to all Arts and Sciences.

'.6. Logic {say the Aristotelians /says Aristotle/} is the art by which the mind of man is conducted to the tabernacle of knowledge - let us now add - in its road to Happiness - {the temple of} Happiness}. In this route then, happiness is the polar star, by which our steps will be guided - the test, to which the several portions of knowledge will be subjected - the standard by which their value will be tried.

By the relation which they respectively bear to happiness, their relation to each other /the relation they bear one to another will be indicated and brought to view: and in this manner a new mode of training will be applied to the emblematical tree as [...?] cultivated with so much ingenuity and success by Bacon and D'Alembert - to the celebrated Encyclopedical Tree.

Handmaid or rather Governess to every particular /each individual/ Art and Science Logic beholds enclosed /included/ /comprehended/ within her vast domain /all comprehensive empire/ the particular domain of each.

Note (a)

{(a) For /Instead of/ art and science collectively and indescriminately /conjunctively and separately/, say from the latin /as in latin/ disciplina. Discipline being the name of the genus - art and science and art the name of the species included in it, words will hence be said.}

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