Abbreviations
CP x.y = Peirce Charles S., (1931-1958), Collected Papers, volume x, paragraph y.
PD:x = Wright Chauncey, (1877 [2000,1]), Philosophical Discussions, page x.
LCW:x = Wright Chauncey, (1878 [2000,2]), The letters of Chauncey Wright, page x.
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