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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... Japanese armour was lamellar , or made of intercon- nected scales , of such materials as metal or lacquered leather . Leaving little surface for ornamentation , the Japanese warrior relied for aesthetic effect largely on armour ...
... Japanese armour was lamellar , or made of intercon- nected scales , of such materials as metal or lacquered leather . Leaving little surface for ornamentation , the Japanese warrior relied for aesthetic effect largely on armour ...
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... Japanese ( Koreans are taller ) , have assimilated practically all minority groups . The Japanese are the hairiest Mongoloids , partly because of racial mixture with the modified Caucasoid Ainu , possi- bly the aborigines of Japan but ...
... Japanese ( Koreans are taller ) , have assimilated practically all minority groups . The Japanese are the hairiest Mongoloids , partly because of racial mixture with the modified Caucasoid Ainu , possi- bly the aborigines of Japan but ...
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... Japan 1928 Switz . 1908 A. Braglia Italy 1968 S. Kato Japan 1932 Italy individual foil professional individual épée professional individual sabre professional L. Merignac France 1912 A. Braglia Italy 1972 S. Kato Japan 1936 Germany A ...
... Japan 1928 Switz . 1908 A. Braglia Italy 1968 S. Kato Japan 1932 Italy individual foil professional individual épée professional individual sabre professional L. Merignac France 1912 A. Braglia Italy 1972 S. Kato Japan 1936 Germany A ...
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