The Long Arm of Coincidence

Magnús Fjalldal

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Medieval Literature and History Linguistics and language evolution Historical and Archaeological Studies

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Passionately and engagingly written, occasionally forceful, The Long Arm of Coincidence successfully reopens a classic argument in Old Norse and Old English studies, and will be sure to provoke strong reactions on both sides of this question.

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