Mark J. Bruhn and Donald R. Wehrs, eds., Cognition, Literature, and History
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Review by Niall Gildea (Queen Mary, University of London) of Mark J. Bruhn and Donald R. Wehrs, eds., Cognition, Literature, and History. New York and London: Routledge, 2014. Pp. 271. £90. ISBN 9780415722094.
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