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 195
... town and several clusters of vil- lage - town nuclei hovering around cities . Villages are usually self - sufficient subsistence units but obtain many commodities and all luxuries from either town bazaars , travelling peddlers , or ...
... town and several clusters of vil- lage - town nuclei hovering around cities . Villages are usually self - sufficient subsistence units but obtain many commodities and all luxuries from either town bazaars , travelling peddlers , or ...
Page 546
... town famed for its high - quality wines , notably Matrasa , a dry red wine , and Shemakha , a sweet wine . In the town of Kyur- damir a fragrant dessert wine of the same name is pro- duced , while the best varieties of pomegranates are ...
... town famed for its high - quality wines , notably Matrasa , a dry red wine , and Shemakha , a sweet wine . In the town of Kyur- damir a fragrant dessert wine of the same name is pro- duced , while the best varieties of pomegranates are ...
Page 595
... town was 38,000 ; the two towns between them thus contained more than half of the total population . Arabic is the official language , but English is widely understood . Bahrain , Area and Population Geographic divisions † Manama Area ...
... town was 38,000 ; the two towns between them thus contained more than half of the total population . Arabic is the official language , but English is widely understood . Bahrain , Area and Population Geographic divisions † Manama Area ...
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