The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... Europe , mail gussets were laced to the arming clothes to close the gaps in the plates . A curtain of mail was often attached to the lower edge of the conical helmet , acting as a throat and neck protection , on the 14 - century European ...
... Europe , mail gussets were laced to the arming clothes to close the gaps in the plates . A curtain of mail was often attached to the lower edge of the conical helmet , acting as a throat and neck protection , on the 14 - century European ...
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... Europe during the early Middle Ages , especially among the Vik- ings of Scandinavia and the Moors of Spain , and in Is- lamic countries , where it remains one of the most impor- tant methods of arms decoration . PERIODS AND CENTRES OF ...
... Europe during the early Middle Ages , especially among the Vik- ings of Scandinavia and the Moors of Spain , and in Is- lamic countries , where it remains one of the most impor- tant methods of arms decoration . PERIODS AND CENTRES OF ...
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... Europe- an enclave on Asian soil , are the two best known ex- ceptions to many generalizations . Regions of While Asia and Europe are the two most densely popu- high lated continents , Asia is slightly more overcrowded than population ...
... Europe- an enclave on Asian soil , are the two best known ex- ceptions to many generalizations . Regions of While Asia and Europe are the two most densely popu- high lated continents , Asia is slightly more overcrowded than population ...
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