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Smell and History Brigitte Walden and homogeneitySmell and History collects many of the most important recent essays on the history of scent, aromas, perfumes, and ways of smelling. With an introduction by Mark M. Smith one of the leading social and cultural historians at work today and the preeminent champion in the United States of the emerging field of sensory history the volume introduces to undergraduate and graduate students as well as to historians of all fields the richness, relevance, and