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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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Anglican Communion (in church, Protestantism)
Anglo-Norman literature (literature, England)
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (in literature)
Anglo-Saxon literature (in literature)
Anglo-Saxons (people)
Angola (country)
angostura bark (material)
Angoulême (city, France)
Angoumois (region, former province, France)
Angra do Heroísmo (city, Portugal)
Angren (city, Uzbekistan)
angry young men (organization, England)
angstrom (measure)
Anguilla (island, colony, United Kingdom)
Angus (former county, Scotland)
Angus cattle (mammal)
Anhalt (former state, Germany)
Anhui (province, China)
anhydride (in chemistry)
Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve (national monument, Alaska)
Aniene (river, Italy)
aniline (in chemistry)
Anim (ancient city)
anion (in chemistry)
anise (plant, spice)
Anjo (city, Japan)
Anjou (region, former province)
Ankara (capital, Turkey)
Ankylosaurus (dinosaur)
Ann Arbor (city, Michigan)
Ann, Cape (body of water, Massachusetts)
Annaba (city, Algeria)
Annaka (city, Japan)
Annam (region, former state, Vietnam)
Annamese Cordillera (mountains, Asia)
Annapolis (city, Maryland)
Annapolis (river, Canada)
Annapolis Convention (historical event)
Annapolis Royal (city, Canada)
Annapurna (geographical area, Nepal)
Annau (city, Turkmenistan)
Anne, Saint (character)
annealing (material, process)
Annecy (city, France)
Annelida (annelid)
annexation (in law)