Title: Technical errors mar the Kindle version
Product review: Boole is often considered the founder of modern mathematical logic and I was looking forward to browsing through the Kindle version of his book. Unfortunately, what is being sold is a great disappointment. The Kindle edition is the result of scanning the original book using character recognition software to convert the scan into digitized text. A responsible publisher would follow up the automated scan with a careful editing of the result to remove the inevitable errors. The correction process for this edition was (to be generous)grossly inadequate. The English text is full of errors -- mildly annoying. The equations, however, are often indecipherable or nearly so -- unforgivable! If you are interested in the details of Boole's mathematics, you are in for a lot of work -- work that should have been done by the publisher. If you are willing to ignore the mathematical details and merely want to skim the gist of Boole's arguments, a purchase might be worthwhile.
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