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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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Laura (character)
laurel (in botany)
Laurel (city, Maryland)
Laurel (city, Mississippi)
Laurens (city, South Carolina)
Laurentian Mountains (mountains, Canada)
Laurentian University (university, Canada)
Lausanne (city, Switzerland)
Lausanne, Treaty of (treaty, Europe)
Lauterbrunnen (city, Switzerland)
lava (material)
Laval (city, Canada)
Laval (town, France)
Laval University (university, Canada)
lavender (plant, flower)
Lávrion (city, Greece)
law (in sociology, anthropology)
lawn (plant)
Lawndale (city, California)
Lawrence (city, Kansas)
Lawrence (city, Massachusetts)
Lawrence (city, Indiana)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (organization, California)
lawrencium (element)
Lawton (city, Oklahoma)
laxative (drug)
layering (in agriculture)
Layton (city, Utah)
Le Moyne (Canadian military leaders, explorers & pioneers)
Le Nain (French painters)
leaching (in chemistry)
Lead (city, South Dakota)
lead (chemical element)
lead acetate (in chemistry)
lead poisoning (disease)
Leadville (city, Colorado)
leadwort (herb, plant)
leaf (part of plant)
leaf insect (insect, arthropod)
leaf mold (material)
leafhopper (insect)
League (history, Christianity, France)
League City (city, Texas)
League of Nations (organization)
League of Women Voters (organization, United States)
Leamington (town, Canada)
Lear (king, England)
learning (in psychology, education)