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Andrew W. Appel, Alan Turing's System of Logic: The Princeton Thesis, Princeton UP, 2012

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Preface ix The Birth of Computer Science at Princeton in the 1930s Andrew W. Appel 1 Turing's Thesis Solomon Feferman 13 Notes on the Manuscript 27 Systems of Logic Based on Ordinals Alan Turing 31 A Remarkable Bibliography 141 Contributors 143.
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