Théorie Analytique des Probabilités, quoted by Babbage, Ninth Bridgewater Treatise, p. 173.

First Bridgewater Treatise (1834), pp. 16–24.

System of Logic, 5th edit. bk. III. chap. V. § 7; chap. XVI. § 3.

System of Logic, vol. i. p. 384.

Ninth Bridgewater Treatise, p. 140.

Ibid. pp. 34–43.

Professor Clifford, in his most interesting lecture on “The First and Last Catastrophe” (Fortnightly Review, April 1875, p. 480, reprint by the Sunday Lecture Society, p. 24), objects that I have erroneously substituted “known laws of nature” for “known laws of conduction of heat.” I quite admit the error, without admitting all the conclusions which Professor Clifford proceeds to draw; but I maintain the paragraph unchanged, in order that it may be discussed in the Preface.

Tait’s Thermodynamics, p. 38. Cambridge Mathematical Journal, vol. iii. p. 174.

Clerk Maxwell’s Theory of Heat, p. 245.

Maxwell’s Theory of Heat, p. 92.

Report of the British Association (1852), Report of Sections, p. 12.