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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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Verona, Congress of (historical event, Spain/France/Italy)
veronica (Christian relic)
Verrazano-Narrows Bridge (structure, New York)
Versailles (city, France)
versification (in poetry)
vertical circle (in astronomy)
vertigo (condition)
Verviers (city, Belgium)
Vervins, Treaty of (treaty, France/Spain)
Vesoul (city, France)
vespers (in Christianity)
Vest-Agder (county, Norway)
Vesta (in astronomy)
vestal (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
Vestfjarða (geographical area, Iceland)
Vestfold (county, Norway)
Vestmannaeyjar (island group, Iceland)
vestments (clothing)
Vesuvius (volcano, Italy)
Veszprém (city, Hungary)
vetch (herb, plant)
Veterans of Foreign Wars (organization, United States)
Veterans' Day (holiday, United States)
veterinary medicine (in science)
veto (in law, government)
Vevey (city, Switzerland)
Vexin (region, France)
Via Mala (body of water, Switzerland)
viaduct (structure)
Viareggio (city, Italy)
viaticum (in Catholicism)
Vibo Valentia (city, Italy)
Viborg (city, Denmark)
vibration (in physics)
Vicenza (city, Italy)
Vichy (city, France)
Vicksburg (city, Mississippi)
Vicksburg campaign (historical event, United States)
Victoria (state, Australia)
Victoria (city, Canada)
Victoria (capital, Seychelles)
Victoria (city, Texas)
Victoria and Albert Museum (museum, England)
Victoria Falls (waterfall, Zambia/Zimbabwe)
Victoria Island (island, the Arctic Ocean/Canada)