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Charles was born september 10th 1839 in Cambridge Maine. His father was Benjamin Peirce, a mathematical Harvard astronomer. His mother was Sarah Hunt MIlls was the daughter of a senator. He lived a very privileged live where he struggled for nothing. His father regularly had scientist, mathematics, ext around the house so his good work was always noticed.
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Charles graduated from Harvard and then stayed longer to get his masters in art.
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He went to Harvard Lawrance scientific school not long after that. After school he went to join his father Benjamin at the U.S Coastal Survey
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He discovered a lecture series and went to lowell institute teaching yearly at the age of just 26. His overall theory was the scientific method is the only way to fix belief, eradicate doubt and process toward a final steady state.
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The profession on the Boolean Logic is what gained him the respect and attention from the British Logicans. The Academy of Arts and Science was what had elected him his membership.
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Charles published his responses to Kant's system of categories and descartes account of knowledge, science, and doubt.
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In 1869 he took himself back to Harvard. He published his first book called 1878 Photometric Research. He was analytic and scientific devoted to find evidential proof to his findings.
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Charles was caught having a affair with a french mistress. His wife received the news and just couldn't bare it so she left and went for her divorce. He moved in with his mistress where he fought for his divorce to end in 1883 in which he married his mistress 6 days after the divorce was finalized.
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He started writing series not much longer after that. He started the popular Scientific Monthly series. Shortly after that he published 1883 Studies in Logic.
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Around 1883 he started doing work on U.S Coastal and Harvard observation that caused some tension. U.S Coastal party was nepotistic and expensed other meant that achieved what they wanted.
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By 1883 after everything was said and done he was forced to withdraw his research on philosophy and resign from his position. He was losing all his assets and the only career he had ever known.
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By 1891 he was living on a Pennsylvania farm that he had purchased prior from inheritance and was now broke. He turned to hardship and isolation with his french mistress. Nobody would hire him, Harvard just could not forgive him.
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Charles wrote about philosophy until his very last breath. He died unappreciated by all but few in 1914 from cancer.
