• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsChronologyIntroduction1. Determinations of Gravity at Allegheny, Ebensburgh, and York, Pa., in 1879 and 1880[Study of Great Men]2. Materials for an Impressionist List of 300 Great Men3. My list of great Men4. [Men of Feeling, Action, Thought]5. [Notes on Archimedes, Abel, Lagrange, and Gauss]6. [Notes on Leonidas]7. [Notes on Mencius]8. [Notes on Michelangelo]9. [Notes on Ockham and Machiavelli]10. [Notes on Pythagoras]11. [Notes on Rabelais]12. Questions on Great Men [First Questionnaire]13. Questions on Great Men [Revised Questionnaire]14. [Remarks on Questions from the Final Questionnaire]15. [Questionnaire Responses for Michelangelo, Hobbes, and Locke]16. [Questionnaire Responses for Montaigne, Palissy, Machiavelli, and Lessing]17. [Questionnaire Responses for Short List of 48 Great Men]18. [Questionnaire Responses for Short List of 24 Great Men]19. [Great Men: Classifications and Rankings]20. On the Algebra of Logic: Part II21. [Fragment on the Algebra of Logic]22. On the Algebra of Logic (Second Paper)23. Letter, Peirce to J.E. Hilgard24. On Small Differences of Sensation, by C.S. Peirce and J. Jastrow25. The Numerical Measure of the Success of Predictions26. The "Old Stone Mill" at Newport27. The Reciprocity Treaty with Spain28. The Spanish Treaty Once More29. [Testimony on the Organization of the Coast Survey]30. On the Algebra of Logic: A Contribution to the Philosophy of Notation31. Notes on the Algebra of Logic32. Studies in Logical Algebra33. An American Plato: Review of Royce's Religious Aspect of Philosophy34. [Notes on the Categories]35. One, Two, Three: Fundamental Categories of Thought and of Nature36. [Measurement Scales and the Absolute]37. Types of Third Degenerate in the Second Degree38. [Clifford's The Common Sense of the Exact Sciences]39. [Perrin's The Religion of Philosophy]40. [Kant's Introduction to Logic]41. [Fiske's The Idea of God]42. On the Use of the Noddy for Measuring the Amplitude of Swaying in a Pendulum Support43. Note on the Effect of the Flexure of a Pendulum upon its Period of Oscillation44. Two Letters, Peirce to F.E. Abbot45. Fundamental Properties of Number46. Dr. F.E. Abbot's Philosophy[One, Two, Three]47. One, Two, Three: Kantian Categories48. One, Two, Three49. One, Two, Three: An Evolutionist Speculation50. [First, Second, Third]51. Note on a Device for Abbreviating Time Reductions52. On the Influence of a Noddy on the Period of a Pendulum53. On the Effect of Unequal Temperature upon a Reversible Pendulum54. Qualitative Logic55. The Logic of Relatives: qualitative and quantitative56. An Elementary Account of the Logic of Relatives57. [Words in E for the Century Dictionary]58. Letter, Peirce to A. MarquandNotesBibliography of Peirce's ReferencesChronological List, 1884-1886Essay on Editorial MethodSymbolsTextual ApparatusHeadnotes, Textual Notes, Emendations, Line-End Hyphenation, AlterationsLine-End Hyphenation in the Edition TextIndex

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