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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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Helmont, Jan Baptista van (Classical Artist)
Helper, Hinton Rowan (American writer)
Helpmann, Sir Robert (Murray) (Australian ballet dancer)
Helsinki (capital, Finland)
Helvetic Republic (state, Switzerland/France)
Helvétius, Claude-Adrien (French philosopher)
Hemacandra (Religion)
hematite (mineral)
hemlock (tree)
hemoglobin (material)
hemophilia (disease)
hemorrhage (condition)
hemorrhagic fever (disease, virus)
hemorrhoid (disease)
hemp (herb, plant)
Henan (province, China)
henbane (herb, plant)
Henderson, Rickey (American baseball player)
Hendricks, Thomas A(ndrews) (American politician & statesman)
Hendrix, Jimi (Rock Musician / Guitarist)
Henie, Sonja (Figure Skater / Actor)
Henle, Friedrich Gustav Jacob (German anatomist & physician)
Henley, William Ernest (English poet, critic & editor)
henna (material, plant)
Hennepin, Louis (French-North American theologian & explorer)
Henri, Robert (American painter & educator)
Henrietta Maria (English royalty)
Henry I (king of England)
Henry II (king of England)
Henry II (Holy Roman emperor and German king)
Henry II (king of France)
Henry III (king of England)
Henry III (Holy Roman emperor and German king)
Henry III (king of France)
Henry IV (Holy Roman emperor and German king)
Henry IV (king of England)
Henry IV (king of France)
Henry the Navigator (Portuguese explorer & royalty)
Henry V (Royalty)
Henry VI (Medieval)
Henry VI (Modern Europe)