Peter Long Knihy

Set in 1850s New South Wales during the gold rush, the story immerses readers in a vibrant world where notorious bushrangers like Ben Hall and Captain Thunderbolt capture public fascination. These outlaws thrive in a lawless environment, indulging in lavish lifestyles and captivating the hearts of local women. The narrative explores the allure and chaos of this tumultuous era, highlighting the complex interplay between fame, rebellion, and romance amidst the backdrop of a booming gold mining society.

Exploring the concept of logical form, this volume presents three essays by Peter Long that delve into its applications in philosophical logic. The work addresses classical problems, offering insights and analyses that contribute to the understanding of logical structures and their significance in philosophical discourse.