An Interpretation of the Logic of Hegel

From the Preface:
The purpose of this commentary is to render Hegel’s Logic intelligible to the uninitiated and to dispel the numerous misconceptions which have accumulated around it and around Hegel's philosophy generally. No attempt has been made to trace historically the development of the Logic through its various versions, or to give a biographical account of Hegel’s philosophical development. This has been done by other writers with whom I have no desire to compete. My object has been only to grasp the kernel of Hegel’s thought and to penetrate, so far as I can, the obscurities of his writing, as well as, where necessary and practicable, to explain and sort out some apparent anomalies in the arrangement of the material.