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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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Bantu languages (language, Africa)
Bantu peoples (Africa)
Bantustan (former homeland, South Africa)
banyan (plant)
Bánzer Suárez, Hugo (Bolivian president)
Bao Dai (Vietnamese emperor)
baobab (tree)
baojia (East Asia)
baptism (in Christianity)
Baptist (in church, Protestantism)
baptistery (in Christianity, architecture)
bar code (in electronics)
Bar Kokhba (Religion)
Bar Mitzvah (in Judaism)
Bara, Theda (American actress of the silent film era)
Barabbas (New Testament)
Barada River (Middle East)
Baraka, (Imamu) Amiri (Jazz Artist)
Barataria Bay (body of water, Louisiana)
Barbados (country, island)
Barbara, Saint (Religion)
Barbarossa (Turkish statesman)
Barbary Coast (geographical area, California)
Barbary macaque (tailless monkey)
Barber, Red (Film and Theatre)
Barber, Samuel (American musician)
barberry (plant, herb)
Barbie, Klaus (Nazi war criminal)
Barbizon school (painting, France)
Barbosa, Ruy (Brazilian jurist, writer & statesman)
Barcelona (city, Catalonia)
bard (Literature)
Bard College (university, New York)
Bardeen, John (American physicist)
Bardesanes (Syrian poet & philosopher)
Barenboim, Daniel (Israeli conductor & composer)
Barents Sea (body of water, the Arctic Ocean/Norway/Russia)
bargello (structure, Italy)
Bari (city, Italy)
barite (mineral)
baritone (in music)
barium (metal, element)