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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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Veralden-radien (Religion)
verbena (plant, herb)
Vercingetorix (Gaul military leader & statesman)
Verdun, Battle of (historical event, Europe)
Verdun, Treaty of (treaty, France/Germany/Europe)
Verga, Giovanni (Italian novelist)
Verghina (Europe)
Verhaeren, Émile (Belgian-Literary critic poet)
Vermont (state)
Verne, Jules (Writer)
Vernet, (Claude-) Joseph (French painters)
vernier (in mathematics)
Verona (city, Italy)
Verona, Congress of (historical event, Spain/France/Italy)
Veronese, Paolo (Italian painter)
Verrazzano, Giovanni da (Italian-French-American navigator & explorer)
Verres, Gaius (Ancient Europe)
Verrocchio, Andrea del (Italian sculptor & painter)
Versace, Gianni (Fashion Designer)
vertebral column (in anatomy)
vertigo (condition)
Verwoerd, Hendrik (Frensch) (South African statesman)
Very Large Array (VLA) (Y-shaped pattern of radio telescopes)
Vesalius, Andreas (Flemish anatomist)
Vesey, Denmark (Carpenter / Antislavery Activist)
Vespasian (Emperor / Military Leader)
Vesta (in astronomy)
Vestris, Gaétan (Italian-French dancer)
Vesuvius (volcano, Italy)
vetch (herb, plant)
Veterans Day (holiday, United States)
viatical settlement (neologisms)