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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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Leigh (city, England)
Leinster (province, Ireland)
Leipzig (city, Germany)
Leipzig, University of (university, Germany)
Leiria (city, Portugal)
leishmaniasis (disease, protozoa)
Leith (former city, Scotland)
Leith Hill (geographical area, England)
Leitha (river, Austria)
Leitrim (county, Ireland)
Leixões (geographical area, Portugal)
Lek (body of water, the Netherlands)
lemming (rodent)
lemon (fruit, citrus, plant)
Lemon Grove (city, California)
Lempa (river, Guatemala/Honduras/El Salvador)
lemur (primate, mammal)
lemures (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
Lena (river, Russia)
lend-lease (in economics)
Lenin Peak (mountain, Tajikistan/Kyrgyzstan)
Leninogor (city, Kazakhstan)
Leninsk-Kuznetski (city, Russia)
Lennox (city, California)
Lennoxville (city, Canada)
Lenoir (city, North Carolina)
Lenox (city, Massachusetts)
Lens (city, France)
lens (in optics)
Lent (holy day)
lentil (vegetable, plant)
Lentulus (Ancient Roman statesmen)
Lenz's law (in physics)
Leo (constellation)
Leoben (city, Austria)
Leominster (city, Massachusetts)
León (region and former kingdom, Spain)
León (city, Mexico)
León (city, Nicaragua)
León (city, Spain)
Leontini (ancient city, Sicily)
leopard (carnivore, mammal)
Lepanto, battle of (historical event, Greece)
Lepidus (Roman leader)
leprechaun (of Ireland)
leprosy (disease, bacteria)
Leptis (ancient city, Libya)
lepton (in physics)
leptospirosis (disease)