Earliest reference of true or false came from

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VladimirAG [237]2 years ago

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On their own, the words true and false can be found in the earliest days of English (of England). The first appearance of the phrase true or false, however, is tricky to pin down, but one notable early instance comes in Enlightenment-era analytic philosophy texts.

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