Statement that this is a special (and partly incomplete) edition, reproduced from the Holt Rinehart edition and printed by the University of Minnesota solely for classroom use. Both hinges loose, and cover is more glued than bound, with staples showing. Pages unmarked and bright. Cover is fairly worn and there's an old price sticker on front. No spine title, no endpapers.

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Title: Logic A Modern Introduction to Deductive Reasoning
Publisher: University of Minnesota
Publication Date: 1967
Binding: Trade Paperback
Condition: Good

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