 In both papers on laws, Ramsey (1928b, §2; 1929b, [FM] 237–38) considers accidental generalization to be conjunctions ([NP], n. 40; cf. Ramsey 1927a, [FM] 152–53) and thus normal propositions. In “Universals of Law and Fact”, Ramsey (1928b, §12) considers laws of nature to be propositions with a special status: