Jack, All histories of logic written that I've read so far are very weak on Peirce, and I think it's fair to say that even the few that make an attempt to cover his work have fallen into the assimilationist vein.
Regards, Jon Jack Rooney wrote:
Despite all this there are several books on the history of logic eg Kneale & Kneale[?].
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