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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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gooseflesh (condition)
goosefoot (herb, plant)
gopher (rodent)
Göppingen (city, Germany)
Gorakhpur (city, India)
Gordium (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Gordius (in Greek Mythology)
Gordon (river, Australia)
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation (organization, United States)
Gorgan (city, Iran)
Gorgon (in Greek Mythology)
Gori (city, Georgia)
gorilla (primate)
Gorinchem (city, the Netherlands)
Gorizia (city, Italy)
Gorky (suburb of Moscow, Russia)
Görlitz (city, Germany/Poland)
Gortyna (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Goryn (river, Russia)
Gorzów Wielkopolski (city, Poland)
Gosforth (city, England)
Goshen (in the Bible)
Goshen (city, Indiana)
Goshogawara (city, Japan)
Goslar (city, Germany)
gospel music (Christianity, music, United States)
Gosport (city, England)
Göta älv (river, Sweden)
Göteborg (city, Sweden)
Gotha (city, Germany)
Gotham (city, New York)
Gothic architecture and art (in architecture, art, Catholicism)
Gothic language (language)
Gothic revival (architecture, Europe/United States)
Gotland (county, Sweden)
Goto-retto (island group, Japan)
Göttingen (city, Germany)
Goucher College (university, Maryland)
Gouda (city, the Netherlands)
gourami (fish)
gourd (plant)
gout (disease)
Governador Valadares (city, Brazil)
government (system)
governor (in government)
governor (device)