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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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Asia (continent)
Asia Minor (region, Turkey)
Asian drama (theater, Japan/China/India)
Askja (volcano, Iceland)
Asmara (city, Eritrea)
Asnières-sur-Seine (former city, France)
Aso-san (mountain, Japan)
Asopus (in Greek Mythology)
asp (reptile)
asparagine (in chemistry)
asparagus (plant, vegetable)
aspartic acid (in biochemistry)
Aspen (city, Colorado)
Aspen Music Festival (festival, Colorado)
asperges (in Catholicism)
asphalt (material)
asphodel (plant)
asphyxia (condition)
aspirin (drug)
ass (mammal)
Assam (state, India)
Assamese (language)
Assandun, battle of (historical event, war, England)
Assassin (organization)
assassin bug (insect)
assault (in law)
assaying (in metallurgy)
Assemblies of God (in church, Protestantism)
assembly line (industry, technique)
Assen (city, the Netherlands)
assignats (in economics)
Assiniboin (tribe, North America)
Assiniboine (river, Canada)
Assiniboine, Mount (mountain, Canada)
Assinie (city, Cote d'Ivoire)
Assisi (city, Italy)
association (in psychology)
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (international organization, Southeast Asia)
associationism (in psychology)
associative law (in mathematics)
Assos (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Assyria (ancient empire)
Assyrian art (art, Assyria)
Assyrian language (language, Assyria)
Astana (capital, Kazakhstan)
Astarte (ancient religion, Middle East)
astatine (element)
aster (plant, flower)
Asteria (in Greek Mythology)