The Elements of Deductive Logic Designed Mainly for the Use of Junior Students
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The following extract from Lyell's Principles of Geology furnishes a good illustration, and will be peculiarly interesting to any one who has visited the place. It is designed as an explanation of the alternate subsidence and elevation of o 194 INDUCTIVE METHODS the famous temple of Jupiter Serapis, at Pozzuoli, on the Bay of Naples.
'We can scarcely avoid the conclusion, as Mr. Babbage has hinted, " that the action of heat is in some way or other the cause of the phenomena of the change of lev...el of the temple. Its own hot spring, its immediate contiguity to the Solfatara, its nearness to the Monte Nuovo, the hot spring at the baths of Nero on the opposite side of the Bay of Baias, the boiling springs and ancient volcanos of Ischia on one side and Vesuvius on the other, are the most prominent of a multitude of facts which point to that conclusion. " And when we reflect on the dates of the principal oscillations of level, and the volcanic history of the country before described, we seem to discover a connexion between each era of upheaval and a local development of volcanic heat, and again between each era of depression and the local quiescence or dormant condition of the subterranean igneous causes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following extract from Lyell's Principles of Geology furnishes a good illustration, and will be peculiarly interesting to any one who has visited the place. It is designed as an explanation of the alternate subsidence and elevation of o 194 INDUCTIVE METHODS the famous temple of Jupiter Serapis, at Pozzuoli, on the Bay of Naples.
'We can scarcely avoid the conclusion, as Mr. Babbage has hinted, " that the action of heat is in some way or other the cause of the phenomena of the change of lev...el of the temple. Its own hot spring, its immediate contiguity to the Solfatara, its nearness to the Monte Nuovo, the hot spring at the baths of Nero on the opposite side of the Bay of Baias, the boiling springs and ancient volcanos of Ischia on one side and Vesuvius on the other, are the most prominent of a multitude of facts which point to that conclusion. " And when we reflect on the dates of the principal oscillations of level, and the volcanic history of the country before described, we seem to discover a connexion between each era of upheaval and a local development of volcanic heat, and again between each era of depression and the local quiescence or dormant condition of the subterranean igneous causes.
What to read after The Elements of Deductive Logic Designed Mainly for the Use of Junior Students?
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