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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... march ) Adalbert . Parts of Lower Austria on both sides of the Danube were lost temporari- ly ; after they were retaken , they became the so - called Neumark ( New March ) , which for some time enjoyed in- dependence as did the Bohemian ...
... march ) Adalbert . Parts of Lower Austria on both sides of the Danube were lost temporari- ly ; after they were retaken , they became the so - called Neumark ( New March ) , which for some time enjoyed in- dependence as did the Bohemian ...
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... ( March 1938 ) Participa- tion in European organiza- tions Munda , Nicob- arese. longed to a new generation that had been educated in the conservative conviction that the Western form of parlia- mentary government had been forced upon the ...
... ( March 1938 ) Participa- tion in European organiza- tions Munda , Nicob- arese. longed to a new generation that had been educated in the conservative conviction that the Western form of parlia- mentary government had been forced upon the ...
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... March . The lowest pressure conditions occur all over Bangla- desh in June and July , the storm season . Winds are mostly northern and northeastern in winter , blowing gently from one to two miles per hour in northern and central areas ...
... March . The lowest pressure conditions occur all over Bangla- desh in June and July , the storm season . Winds are mostly northern and northeastern in winter , blowing gently from one to two miles per hour in northern and central areas ...
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