Discussing the relations between logic and probability, this book compares classical 17th- and 18th-century theories of probability with contemporary theories, explores recent logical theories of probability, and offers a new account of probability as a part of logic.
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"Throughout the book the author makes a strenuous, and successful, effort to fit his own formal ideas into not only the background of previous formal developments, but into a careful study of the important motivating philosophical ideas and their historical origins as well." --Mathematical Reviews
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