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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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Birmingham (city, Alabama)
Birmingham (city, Michigan)
Birmingham University (university, England)
Birmingham-Southern College (university, Alabama)
birth (in medicine, biology)
birth control (technique)
birth defects (disease)
birthmark (in anatomy)
birthwort (plant)
Bisbee (city, Arizona)
Biscay, Bay of (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/France/Spain)
Biscayne Bay (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Florida)
Bisceglie (city, Italy)
Bishkek (city, Kyrgyzstan)
Bishop Auckland (city, England)
Bishop's University (university, Canada)
Bishops' Wars (war, Scotland/England)
Biskra (city, Algeria)
Bismarck (capital, North Dakota)
Bismarck Archipelago (island group, the Pacific/Papua New Guinea)
bismuth (element, metal)
bison (mammal)
Bissau (capital, Guinea-Bissau)
Bithynia (ancient country, Turkey)
Bitlis (city, Turkey)
Bitola (city, Macedonia)
Biton and Cleobis (in Greek Mythology)
Bitonto (city, Italy)
Bitterfeld (city, Germany)
bittern (bird)
Bitterroot (river, United States)
Bitterroot Range (mountains, Idaho/Montana)
bitters (liquor)
bittersweet (plant)
bitumen (material)
Biwa (lake, Japan)
Biysk (city, Russia)
Bizerte (city, Tunisia)
Bjørnøya (island, Norway)
Bk (symbol)
Black Belt (geographical area, Mississippi/Alabama)
black body (in physics)
black codes (law, history, United States)
Black Country (region, England)
black fly (insect)
Black Forest (mountains, Germany)
Black Friday (historical event)
black gum (tree)