[Chapter I.]
| The Data of Experience as Grounds of Inference or Rational Belief, | [273] |
[Chapter II.]
| Ascertainment of Simple Facts in their Order—Personal
Observation— Hearsay Evidence—Method of Testing Traditional Evidence, | [285] |
[Chapter III.]
| Ascertainment of Facts of Causation. (1) Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc. (2) Meaning of Cause—Methods of Observation—Mill's Experimental Methods, | [295] |
[Chapter IV.]
| Method of Observation—Single Difference. (1) The Principle of Single Difference. (2) Application of the Principle, | [308] |