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Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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Capitoline Hill (geographical area, ancient Rome)
capitularies (law, France)
Cappadocia (ancient region, Asia Minor)
Caprera (island, Italy)
Capri (island, Italy)
Capricornus (constellation)
Caprivi Strip (region, Namibia)
Captains' Revolution (war, historical event, Portugal/Africa)
Capua (city, Italy)
capuchin (order)
Capuchins (organization)
capybara (mammal, rodent)
caracal (mammal, carnivore)
Caracas (capital, Venezuela)
carambola (fruit, plant)
carapace (in zoology)
Caravaca de la Cruz (city, Spain)
caravan (in transportation)
caravel (vessel)
caraway (plant, herb)
carbide (in chemistry)
carboloy (alloy)
carbon (element)
carbon black (in chemistry)
carbon cycle (process)
carbon dioxide (in chemistry)
carbon disulfide (in chemistry)
carbon monoxide (in chemistry)
carbon tetrachloride (in chemistry)
Carbonari (organization, Italy)
carbonate (in chemistry)
Carbondale (city, Pennsylvania)
Carbondale (city, Illinois)
carbonic acid (in chemistry)
carbonyl group (in chemistry)
carboxyl group (in chemistry)
carbuncle (condition)
carburetor (mechanical device)
Carcassonne (city, France)
Carchemish (ancient city, Turkey)
Cardamom Hills (mountains, India)
Cardamoms (mountains, Thailand and Cambodia)
Cárdenas (city, Cuba)
Cardiff (city, county, Wales)
cardinal (in the Roman Catholic Church)
cardinal (in zoology)