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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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Amersfoort (city, the Netherlands)
Ames (city, Iowa)
Amesbury (region, England)
Amesbury (city, Massachusetts)
amethyst (mineral, gem)
Amharic (language, Ethiopia)
Amherst (city, Canada)
Amherst (MA)
Amherst College (university, Massachusetts)
Amherstburg (city, Canada)
Amida (city, Asia Minor)
amide (in chemistry)
Amiens (city, France)
Amiens, Treaty of (treaty, France/Spain)
amino acid (in chemistry)
amino group (in chemistry)
Ammah (mountain)
Amman (city, Jordan)
ammeter (measure, instrument)
Ammi (in the Old Testament)
Ammon (in the Bible)
ammonia (in chemistry)
ammoniac (in chemistry)
ammonium chloride (in chemistry)
ammonium group (in chemistry)
ammonium nitrate (in chemistry)
ammonium sulfate (in chemistry)
amnesia (condition)
amnesty (in law)
Amnesty International (international organization)
amniocentesis (in diagnostics)
Amol (city, Iran)
Amon (Egyptian deity)
amontillado (liquor)
Amoraim (in Judaism)
Amorites (ancient people, Middle East)
amortization (in finance)
Amos (Hebrew prophet of the eighth century)
ampelopsis (plant)
ampere (measure)
Amphiaraüs (in Greek Mythology)
amphibian (in zoology)
amphibious warfare (in the military)
amphibole (mineral)
amphictyony (organization, ancient Greece)
Amphilochus (in Greek Mythology)
Amphipolis (ancient city, Macedonia)