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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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Southfield (city, Michigan)
Southgate (city, Michigan)
Southington (city, Connecticut)
Southport (city, England)
Southwark (part of London, England)
Southwell (city, England)
sovereignty (in government, politics)
Sovetsk (city, Russia)
soviet (organization, Russia)
Soweto (district, South Africa)
soybean (plant, vegetable)
Sønderborg (city, Denmark)
Sør-Trøndelag (county, Norway)
Spa (city, Belgium)
space law (in space, law)
space medicine (in space, medicine)
space probe (vehicle)
space science (in space, science)
space shuttle (vehicle)
space station (vehicle)
space-time (in physics)
Spahis (in the military)
Spain (country)
Spandau (district, Germany)
Spanish (river, Canada)
Spanish Africa (of Africa)
Spanish American literature (literature, Spain/United States)
Spanish art and architecture (art, architecture, Spain)
Spanish civil war (war, Spain)
Spanish colonial art and architecture (art, architecture, South America/Central America/North America)
Spanish language (language, Spain)
Spanish literature (literature, Spain)
Spanish Main (region, South America/Panama)
Spanish moss (plant)
Spanish Succession, War of the (war, Spain/France)
Spanish Town (city, Jamaica)
Spanish-American War (war, United States/Spain)
spark chamber (mechanical device)
Sparks (city, Nevada)
sparrow (bird)
Spars (organization, United States)
Sparta (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Spartacus party (organization, Germany)
Spartanburg (city, South Carolina)
Spartivento, Cape (geographical area, Italy)
spasm (condition)
spavin (disease)
spear (weapon)