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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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meteor shower (in astronomy)
meteorite (in astronomy)
meteorology (branch of science)
meter (unit of measure)
meter (in music)
methadone (drug, treatment)
methane (in chemistry)
methanol (in chemistry)
methedrine (drug)
Metheg-ammah (place)
methionine (in biochemistry)
Methodism (in church, Protestantism)
Methuen (city, Massachusetts)
Methuselah (Biblical Figure)
methyl (in chemistry)
Metis (in astronomy)
metonymy (in literature)
metric system (measure, system)
metronome (mechanical device)
Metropolitan Museum of Art (museum, New York)
Metropolitan Opera Company (organization, New York)
Metuchen (city, New Jersey)
Metz (city, France)
Meudon (city, France)
Meurthe (river, France)
Meurthe-et-Moselle (department, France)
Meuse (department, France)
Meuse (river, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands)
Mexicali (city, Mexico)
Mexican art and architecture (art, architecture, Mexico)
Mexican War (historical event, Mexico/United States)
Mexico (country, North America)
Mexico (state, Mexico)
Mexico (city, Mexico)
Mexico (city, Missouri)
Mexico, Gulf of (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean)
Mezen (river, Russia)
Mezozoa (worm, kingdom)
Mezzogiorno (region, Italy)
mezzotint (in metallurgy)
Mg (symbol)
Miami (indigenous people of North America)
Miami (river, United States)
Miami (city, Florida)
Miami (city, Oklahoma)
Miami Beach (city, Florida)
Miami Springs (city, Florida)
Miami University (university, Ohio)