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Excerpt from Elements of Psychology
The style is didactic. Above all things, I have tried to be accurate, concise, and clear, and as simple as possible. It would be much easier to write learnedly and obscurely, and so be judged profound; but I am willing to take the risk of slight esteem, hopin g to be clearly understood.
The matter of this treatise has been the basis of my teaching for twenty years, with modifications and additions from time to time, so as to include the approved results of the most recent investigations. The interest which my pupils have taken in the subject, and the general favor which has been shown to my treatise on Logic, entitled The Theory of Thought, encourage the hope that this work also may be found useful.g 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.
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