Logic is not founded upon philology - Charles Sanders Peirce

To change language does not mean to change logic Nor does logic depend upon certain psychological necessities and tendencies Logic need not be founded on a group of similar languages There is no standard form for the expression of logical conclusions
These texts are drawn from Feibleman's comprehensive  parsing of Peirce MIT 1969 Page 84 In some cases they include inferences aimed at underlining or clarifying In any case they stand alone as signs in themselves and make no pretense of interpreting or representing
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