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The article claims that Cook wrote two volumes of "Literary Recollections" in 1918-1919. I have in front of me right now a volume entitled "Literary Reflections", by Cook, published in 1918; a large university library whose catalogue I've just checked has "Literary Reflections" and "More Literary Reflections" but no "Recollections" by Cook; the only hint I can find of "Literary Recollections" by Cook is one web page with a great big list of books that lists "Literary Recollections" and "More Literary Recollections" with him as author. I strongly suspect that both this article and that page are simply in error.
Accordingly I'm about to change the article to say "Reflections" instead of "Recollections". Re-corrections welcome if this turns out to be wrong. Gareth McCaughan (talk) 07:08, 16 February 2010 (UTC)Reply
