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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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Armenian Church (in church, Christianity)
Armenian literature (literature, Armenia)
Armentières (city, France)
armor (weapon)
Armory Show (historical event, New York)
army (organization)
armyworm (insect)
Arnauld (French Jansenist theologian)
Arnhem (city, the Netherlands)
Arnhem Land (territory, Australia)
arnica (plant)
Arno (river, Italy)
Arnon (river, Jordan)
Arnstadt (river, Germany)
Aroer (city, Jordan)
aromatic compound (in chemistry)
Aroostook (river, Maine/Canada)
Aroostook War (war, United States/Canada)
Arosa (city, Switzerland)
Arpad (in the Bible)
arrack (liquor)
Arran (island, Scotland)
Arras (city, France)
Arras, Treaty of (treaty, France/Burgundy/the Netherlands)
arrest (in law)
arrhythmia (condition)
Arrow Lakes (lake, Canada)
arrowhead (plant)
arrowroot (plant)
arrowwood (plant)
Arsaces (dynasty, Persia)
arsenic (element)
arsenopyrite (mineral)
arson (in law)
art deco (style)
art history (in art)
Art Institute of Chicago (organization, museum)
art nouveau (movement)
Árta (city, Greece)
Artem (city, Russia)
Artemas (character)
Artemis (in Greek Mythology)
Artemisium (geographical area, Greece)
Artemovsk (city, Ukraine)
artery (in anatomy)
Artesia (city, New Mexico)