Mary Everest Boole Quotes

Mathematics Had Never Had More Than A Secondary Interest For Him [her Husband, George Boole]; And Even Logic He Cared For Chiefly As A Means Of Clearing The Ground Of Doctrines Imagined To Be Proved, By Showing That The Evidence On Which They Were Supposed To Give Rest Had No Tendency To Prove Them.

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