Eureka

Eureka By Edgar Allan Poe, 1848 At No Axioms Exist; But, With A Distinction Which Could Not Have Been Cavilled At Even By Mr. Mill Himself, I Am Ready To Grant That, If An Axiom There Be, Then The Proposition Of Which We Speak Has The Fullest Right To Be Considered An Axiom--that No More Absolute Axiom Is--and, Consequently, That Any Subsequent Proposition Which Shall Conflict With This One Primarily Advanced, Must Be Either A Falsity In Itself--that Is To Say No Axiom--or, If Admitted Axiomatic, Must At Once Neutralize Both Itself And Its Predecessor. We Are Delighted To Publish This Classic Book As Part Of Our Extensive Classic Library Collection. Many Of The Books In Our Collection Have Been Out Of Print For Decades, And Therefore Have Not Been Accessible To The General Public. The Aim Of Our Publishing Program Is To Facilitate Rapid Access To This Vast Reservoir Of Literature, And Our View Is That This Is A Significant Literary Work, Which Deserves To Be Brought Back Into Print After Many Decades. The Contents Of The Vast Majority Of Titles In The Classic Library Have Been Scanned From The Original Works. To Ensure A High Quality Product, Each Title Has Been Meticulously Hand Curated By Our Staff. Our Philosophy Has Been Guided By A Desire To Provide The Reader With A Book That Is As Close As Possible To Ownership Of The Original Work. We Hope That You Will Enjoy This Wonderful Classic Work, And That For You It Becomes An Enriching Experience.