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De Morgan

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De Mor·gan  (d môrgn), Augustus 1806-1871.
British mathematician and logician who wrote important works on calculus and with George Boole laid the foundation for modern symbolic logic.


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William De Morgan, by profession a manufacturer of artistic pottery, has astonished the world by beginning to publish at the age of sixty-five a series of novels which show no small amount of Thackeray's power combined with too large a share of Thackeray's diffuseness.
 
 
 
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