Photograph of Simple Division or Logic a La Mode [Alfred Plummer, Fellow of Trinity College, sitting on a throne with mace in right hand; male figure on left brandishing cutlass inscribed with 'Collection', with Kant, Hamilton and Mansell on his body and right leg ; to his right a male (Aristotle) in classical clothes, balancing 2 undergraduates in left hand. Those two people behave like Babies (Concept). [Therefore] They are Babies (Judgement Logical). [Therefore] They must be treated like Babies (Inference) N.B. The habitual Treatment of babies is (as is well known) to Divide Them. Note: allusion also to the Judgement of Solomon] [John Johnson 24] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ., [c.1870]