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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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J (in linguistics)
Jaala (in the Old Testament)
Jabal ad Duruz (mountain, Syria)
Jabal Awliya (city, Sudan)
Jabal Shammar (of Saudi Arabia)
Jabalpur (city, India)
Jabesh-gilead (ancient city)
Jablonec nad Nisou (city, Czech Republic)
Jaca (city, Spain)
jaçana (bird)
Jachin and Boaz (in the Old Testament)
Jáchymov (city, Czech Republic)
jack (mechanical device)
jackal (carnivore)
jackrabbit (mammal)
Jackson (city, Mississippi)
Jackson (city, Tennessee)
Jackson (city, Michigan)
Jackson Hole (geographical area, Wyoming)
Jackson Whites (people, New Jersey/New York)
Jacksonville (city, Arkansas)
Jacksonville (city, Florida)
Jacksonville (city, Illinois)
Jacksonville (city, North Carolina)
Jacmel (city, Haiti)
Jacob (Biblical Figure)
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival (dance, United States)
Jacobean style (style, England)
Jacobins (organization, France)
Jacobite Church (church, Christianity, Syria/Iraq/India)
Jacobites (organization, England/Scotland)
Jacquerie (historical event, France)
jade (mineral)
jaeger (bird)
Jaén (city, Spain)
Jaffa (geographical area, ancient city, Israel)
Jaffna (geographical area, city, Sri Lanka)
Jagiello (dynasty, Poland/Lithuania)
jaguar (carnivore)
Jah (in the Old Testament)
Jahaz (ancient city)
Jahve (in the Old Testament, Judaism)
jai alai (in sports)
Jainism (religion, India)
Jaipur (former state, India)
Jaisalmer (former principality, India)
Jakarta (capital, Indonesia)
Jakobstad (city, Finland)
Jalalabad (city, Afghanistan)