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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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serf (in sociology, business)
Sergipe (state, Brazil)
Sergiyev Posad (city, Russia)
serial music (in music)
series (in mathematics)
serine (in biology, chemistry)
serjeanty (system, England)
serotonin (in biology, chemistry)
Serov (city, Russia)
Serowe (city, Botswana)
serpent (reptile)
serpentine (mineral)
Serpukhov (city, Russia)
Sérrai (city, Greece)
sertão (geographical area, Brazil)
serum sickness (disease)
serval (mammal, carnivore)
Service Employees International Union (organization, United States)
Servile Wars (war, ancient Rome/Sicily/Italy)
servomechanism (mechanical device)
sesame (herb, plant)
Sesto San Giovanni (city, Italy)
Sestos (ancient city, Turkey)
Sestri Ponente (city, Italy)
Sestriere (city, Italy)
Set (in Egyptian religion)
set (in mathematics)
Sète (city, France)
Setesdal (geographical area, Norway)
Seth (Bible)
SETI (in space, astronomy)
Sétif (city, Algeria)
Seto (city, Japan)
settlement house (in sociology)
Settlement, Act of (law, England)
Settsu (city, Japan)
Setúbal (city, Portugal)
Sevan (lake, Armenia)
Sevastopol (city, Ukraine)
Seven Churches in Asia (in the Bible)
Seven Days battles (war, historical event, United States)
Seven Hills (Company)
Seven Sleepers of Ephesus (in Christianity)
Seven Wise Men of Greece (politics, philosophy, ancient Greece)
Seven Wonders of the World (geographical area)
Seven Years War (war, Europe/North America/India/France/Austria/Russia/Saxony/Sweden/Spain/Prussia/United Kingdom)
Seventh-Day Baptists (in church, Protestantism)
Severn (river, Canada)
Severn (river, Great Britain)