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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Page 180
... India . Vietnam , Cambodia , and Laos utilize French as a lingua franca , and French is taught in many schools . Dutch was the lingua franca of the educated class in Indonesia and is still taught in some schools . Pilipino is the ...
... India . Vietnam , Cambodia , and Laos utilize French as a lingua franca , and French is taught in many schools . Dutch was the lingua franca of the educated class in Indonesia and is still taught in some schools . Pilipino is the ...
Page 184
... India , Pakistan , Afghani- stan , Indonesia , and the Philippines . India , China , Paki- stan , and Soviet Asia also grow sorghum and millet . Asia produces several plantation crops , of which the most important are rubber , tea ...
... India , Pakistan , Afghani- stan , Indonesia , and the Philippines . India , China , Paki- stan , and Soviet Asia also grow sorghum and millet . Asia produces several plantation crops , of which the most important are rubber , tea ...
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... India , Pakistan , and Sri Lanka ( about 120,000 are Anglo - Indian ) , forty per- cent of them Roman Catholics ; about 200,000 urban , commercially and industrially oriented Parsis ( Zoroas- trians ) , about half of them living in ...
... India , Pakistan , and Sri Lanka ( about 120,000 are Anglo - Indian ) , forty per- cent of them Roman Catholics ; about 200,000 urban , commercially and industrially oriented Parsis ( Zoroas- trians ) , about half of them living in ...
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