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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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D (in linguistics)
D'Alembert's principle (in mechanics)
D'Entrecasteaux Islands (island group, Papua New Guinea)
Da Lat (city, Vietnam)
Da Nang (city, Vietnam)
Dabbasheth (ancient city)
Daberath (ancient city)
Dąbrowa Górnicza (city, Poland)
Dachau (city, Germany)
dachshund (dog)
Dacia (ancient region, Romania)
Dacron (in textile)
Dada (movement, Europe)
Dadra and Nagar Haveli (territory, India)
Daedalus (in Greek Mythology)
Daegu (city, South Korea)
Daejeon (city, South Korea)
Dagestan Republic (republic, Russia)
Dagon (ancient religion, Middle East)
Dahlak Archipelago (island group, Eritrea)
dahlia (plant, flower)
Dáil Éireann (organization, Ireland)
Daimiel (city, Spain)
daimyo (business, history, Japan)
dairying (food)
Daisetsu-zan (mountains, Japan)
daisy (plant, flower)
Daito (city, Japan)
Dakar (capital, Senegal)
Dalälven (river, Sweden)
Dalhousie University (university, Canada)
Dali (city, China)
Dalian (city, China)
Dallas (city, Texas)
Dalmanutha (place)
Dalmatia (region, Croatia)
Dalmatian (dog)
Dalton (city, Georgia)
Dalton's law (in physics)
Daly City (city, California)
dam (structure)
damages (in law)
damalisk (mammal)
Daman and Diu (territory, India)
Damanhur (city, Egypt)
Damaris (character)
damascening (technique)
Damascus (capital, Syria)
Damascus ware (material)
damask (in textile)