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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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milk of magnesia (in chemistry)
milkweed (plant, herb)
milkwort (plant, herb, tree)
Milky Way (in astronomy)
Mill Springs (city, Kentucky)
Mill Valley (city, California)
Millau (city, France)
Millbrae (city, California)
Mille Lacs Lake (lake, Minnesota)
Milledgeville (city, Georgia)
millennium (in Christianity)
millet (grass, food)
Milligan, ex parte (case, United States)
milling (food, process)
Millington (city, Tennessee)
millipede (arthropod)
Millo (the Old Testament, Jerusalem)
Mills College (university, California)
Millville (city, New Jersey)
Mílos (island, Greece)
Milpitas (city, California)
Milton (city, Massachusetts)
Milton Keynes (city, England)
Milvian Bridge (structure, ancient Rome)
Milwaukee (city, Wisconsin)
Milwaukie (city, Oregon)
Mimas (in astronomy)
mimicry (in biology)
Mimir (character)
mimosa (in botany)
Mimosa (in astronomy)
Min (river, China)
minaret (in Islam, architecture)
Minas Gerais (state, Brazil)
Minch (body of water, Scotland)
Mincio (river, Italy)
Mindanao (island, Philippines)
Minden (city, Germany)
Minden (city, Louisiana)
Mindoro (island, Philippines)
mine (in warfare)
Mineola (city, New York)
mineral (in chemistry, geology)
Mineral Wells (city, Texas)
Minerva (in Roman mythology)
Ming (Chinese dynasty)