Addendum:
At least up to 1902... (/Application to the Carnegie Institution/)
Miguel
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Dear Jerry, List
This may help to the development of Jerry Rhee’s question.
Peirce, at least up to 1883, is satisfied with the sample of hypothesis
(later abduction) given in “The new list of categories” (1867):
“In an argument, the premises form a representation of the conclusion,
because
Dear John,
In the last paragraph of an extremely interesting text, "A Theory of
Probable Inference", W4: 408-450 (1883); Peirce points that "Side by
side, then, with the well established proposition that all knowledge is
based on experience, and that science is only advanced by the
experiment
