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Britannica Concise Encyclopedia

Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, published by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
The Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, a condensed version of the Encyclopædia Britannica, offers short, concise, easy-to-read entries on everything from art and zoology to current events and history. Includes statistics, charts, maps and flags.
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Atalanta (in Greek Mythology)
Atargatis (ancient religion, ancient Syria)
Atatürk, Mustafa Kemal (Political Leader)
ataxia (condition)
Atbara River (Africa)
Atchafalaya Bay (North America)
Atget, (Jean-) Eugène (-Auguste) (French photographer)
Athabasca, Lake (lake, Canada)
atheism (in religion)
Athena (in Greek Mythology)
Athens (city, Greece)
athlete's foot (contagious fungal skin infection)
athletics (in sports)
Atitlán, Lake (Latin America)
Atkins, Chet (Guitarist / Music Producer / Country Musician)
Atlanta (city, Georgia)
Atlanta Campaign (historical event, war)
Atlantic Charter (treaty, England/United States)
Atlantic City (city, New Jersey)
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (system of inland waterways)
Atlantic salmon (species of salmon)
Atlantic, Battle of the (Modern Europe)
Atlantis (place)
atlas (architecture)
atlas (technology)
Atlas (in Greek mythology)
Atlas Mountains (mountains, Africa)
Atlas rocket (Astronomy)
Atlas, Charles (Bodybuilder)
atmosphere (in meteorology)
atom (in chemistry, physics)
atomic bomb (weapon)
atomic number (in chemistry)

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