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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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Farnborough (city, England)
Farnese Bull (in sculpture)
Farnese Palace (structure, Italy)
Farnesina (structure, Italy)
Farnham (city, England)
Farnworth (city, England)
Faro (town, Portugal)
faro (card game)
Fårön (island, Sweden)
Farrell (city, Pennsylvania)
Farrukhabad (city, India)
Fars (province, Iran)
farsightedness (condition)
fasces (symbol, ancient Rome)
fascia (material)
fascism (in philosophy, politics)
fashion (clothing)
Fashoda Incident (historical event, France/England)
fasti (of ancient Rome)
fasting (abstention from food)
Fastnet Rock (island, Ireland)
Fatehpur Sikri (city, India)
Fates (in Greek Mythology)
Fathers of the Church (in Christianity)
fatigue (in physiology)
Fátima (city, Portugal)
Fatimid (Muslim dynasty)
fatty acid (in chemistry)
fatwa (in Islam, law)
fault (in geology)
Faunus (in Roman mythology)
fauvism (organization, France)
Faversham (city, England)
Faxaflói (body of water, Iceland)
Fayetteville (city, North Carolina)
Fayetteville (city, Arkansas)
Fazzan (region, Libya)
Fe (symbol)
feast (2006 Horror Film)
Feather (river, California)
feather star (echinoderm)
feathers (bird)
February Revolution (in French history)
February Revolution (in Russian history)
Fécamp (city, France)
Federal Aviation Administration (agency, United States)
Federal Bureau of Investigation (agency, United States)
Federal Communications Commission (agency, United States)