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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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Caroline Islands (island group, Carolineis)
Carolingian architecture and art (architecture, art, history, Europe)
Carolingians (dynasty, France)
carotene (plant, material)
Carouge (city, Switzerland)
carp (fish)
Carpathians (mountains, Europe)
carpe diem (in literature, philosophy)
Carpentaria, Gulf of (body of water, Australia)
Carpentersville (city, Illinois)
Carpentras (city, France)
carpentry (furniture)
carpet (in household)
carpet beetle (insect)
carpetbaggers (organization)
Carrantuohill (mountain, Ireland)
Carrara (city, Italy)
Carrhae (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
carriage (vehicle)
Carrick-on-Shannon (city, Ireland)
Carrickfergus (city, Northern Ireland)
Carrollton (city, Texas)
Carrollton (city, Georgia)
carrot (plant, vegetable)
Carson (city, California)
Carson City (city, Nevada)
Carson Sink (geographical area, Nevada)
Cartagena (city, Colombia)
Cartagena (city, Spain)
Cartago (city, Costa Rica)
cartel (organization, industry)
Carter, Nick (character)
Carteret (city, New Jersey)
Cartesian coordinates (in geometry)
Carthage (ancient city, N Africa)
Carthage (city, Missouri)
Carthusians (order)
cartilage (in anatomy)
cartoon (in journalism, art)
Caruaru (city, Brazil)
caryatid (symbol)
Casa Grande (city, Arizona)
Casablanca (city, Morocco)
Casablanca Conference (war, historical event, United States/England)
Casale Monferrato (city, Italy)
Casamance (river, region, Senegal)
Cascade Range (mountains, Canada/United States)
Casco Bay (body of water, Maine)
case (language)