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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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Philip IV (king of France)
Philip IV (king of Spain, Naples, and Sicily)
Philip Morris tobacco companies (Business and Economics)
Philip of Hesse (German politician & royalty)
Philip V (king of Macedon)
Philip V (king of Spain)
Philip VI (king of France)
Philippi (ancient city, Macedonia)
Philippine-American War (Southern Asia)
Philippines (country, Philippines)
Philips Electronics NV (Business and Economics)
Philistine (people, Palestine)
Phillips curve (investment)
Phillips, Wendell (American politician & rhetorician)
Philo Judaeus (Egyptian Jewish philosopher)
Philopoemen (Ancient Greek statesman/stateswoman & military leader)
philosophy (in philosophy)
phlebitis (disease)
phlox (plant)
Phnom Penh (capital, Cambodia)
Phocaea (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Phocis (ancient region, ancient Greece)
phoebe (in astronomy)
Phoenicia (ancient region, Lebanon)
Phoenician (ancient Phoenicia or its people)
Phoenix (city, Arizona)
phoenix (in mythology)
Phoenix Islands (island group, Kiribati)
Phoenix Park murders (historical event, England)
phonetics (Medical)
phonograph (mechanical device)
phonology (in linguistics)
phonon (in physics)
phosgene (weapon)
phosphate (in chemistry)
phospholipid (material)