Logic or the Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry after Truth (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

In 1825, the book presents a collection of guidelines aimed at preventing mistakes in religion, human life, and the sciences. Authored by Isaac Watts, an English theologian and hymn writer, it reflects his time as a tutor in Sir John Hartopp's family at Stoke Newington. The work is believed to have contributed to his scholarly publications on logic and the basics of geography and astronomy. This large print edition highlights Watts' significant contributions to rational thought and education in these fields.