The Principles of Science

This philosophical study from the late 19th century explores the scientific method and logic, delving into the mathematics underpinning science, including principles of number, induction, and propositions. It references influential figures in Western philosophy and science, such as Kant, Leibniz, Kepler, and Herschel, providing a comprehensive analysis of their contributions to the understanding of scientific principles. The work emphasizes the interplay between logic and scientific inquiry, making it a significant resource for those interested in the foundations of scientific thought.