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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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Saratoga, Battles of (historical event, war)
Saratov (city, Russia)
Sarazen, Gene (American golfer)
Sardinia (region, island, Italy)
Sardis (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Sardou, Victorien (French dramatist)
Sargasso Sea (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/West Indies)
sargassum (in botany)
Sargent, John Singer (American painter)
Sargon (king of Akkad)
Sargon II (Mideast)
Sarmatian (Ancient Europe)
Sarmiento, Domingo Faustino (Argentinian president, educator & writer)
Sarnoff, David (Business Personality / TV Personality)
Saro-Wiwa, Ken (Literature)
Saronic Gulf (body of water, Greece)
Saroyan, William (American writer)
Sarpi, Paolo (Italian jurist, theologian & historian)
Sarraute, Nathalie (French novelist)
SARS (acronym)
sarsaparilla (plant)
Sartre, Jean-Paul (Writer / Philosopher)
Saskatchewan (province, Canada)
Saskatchewan River (river, Canada)
Saskatchewan, University of (university, Canada)
Saskatoon (city, Canada)
Sassetta (Italian painter)
SAT (education)
satanism (in religion)
Satie, Erik (French composer)
satin (in textile)
satire (in literature, art)
Satnami sect (Religion)
Sato, Eisaku (Japanese politician & statesman)
satrap (government, Persia)
Satsuma (geographical area, Japan)
saturation (of an organic compound)
Saturn (6th planet from the sun)
Saturn (rocket)
Saturn (in Roman religion and mythology)
saturniid moth (Zoology)