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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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Friel, Brian (Irish dramatist)
Friendly, Fred W. (American writer & television personality)
Fries's Rebellion (legal term)
frieze (in architecture)
frigate (vessel)
Frigg (in Norse mythology)
Friml, (Charles) Rudolf (Easy Listening Artist, '10s-'30s)
Frisch, Karl von (Austrian zoologist)
Frisch, Max (Rudolf) (Swiss writer)
Frisch, Ragnar (Anton Kittil) (Norwegian economist)
Frisian Islands (island group, the Netherlands/Germany/Denmark)
Frisian language (language, Germany/the Netherlands)
FriuliĀ–Venezia Giulia (region, Italy)
Frizzell, Lefty (Country Artist, '40s-'70s)
Frobisher Bay (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Canada)
Frobisher, Sir Martin (English explorer)
frog (amphibian)
Froissart, Jean (French writer, poet & entertainer)
Fromm, Erich (German-American psychologist & writer)
Fronde, the (Modern Europe)
front (in meteorology)
Frontinus, Sextus Julius (Ancient Roman statesman/stateswoman & writer)
frost (in meteorology)
frostbite (condition)
Froude, James Anthony (British historian)
Froude, William (British engineer)
Fructidor, Coup of 18 (Modern Europe)
fructose (material, plant)
fruit (plant, food)
fruit bat (mammal)
fruit fly (insect)
Frunze, Mikhail (Vasilyevich) (Russian military leader)
Fry, Christopher (English dramatist)
Fry, Roger (Eliot) (English artist, critic & painter)
Frye, (Herman) Northrop (Canadian writer & critic)
FTP (communications protocol governing the transfer)
Fu'ad I (Middle East)
Fuchs, (Emil) Klaus (Julius) (English physicist & spy)