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Page viii
The rela - tions among the articles became in some fields more and more
tenuous . Hence the possibility of understanding those fields through planned
reading in Britannica became more and more remote . The program of annual
revision led ...
The rela - tions among the articles became in some fields more and more
tenuous . Hence the possibility of understanding those fields through planned
reading in Britannica became more and more remote . The program of annual
revision led ...
Page ix
Dr . Adler became Chairman of the Editorial Planning Committee in 1966 ,
Chairman of the Editorial Execu - tive Committee in 1969 , and project manager
thereaf - ter . It is safe to say that without his learning , imagination , and drive the
...
Dr . Adler became Chairman of the Editorial Planning Committee in 1966 ,
Chairman of the Editorial Execu - tive Committee in 1969 , and project manager
thereaf - ter . It is safe to say that without his learning , imagination , and drive the
...
Page 127
... the explosion and of the volcanic fallout . What had once been a luscious
tropical forest suddenly became a gray and lifeless landscape , as desolate as
the surface of the Moon . Pictures taken of Krakatoa in the months following the
disaster ...
... the explosion and of the volcanic fallout . What had once been a luscious
tropical forest suddenly became a gray and lifeless landscape , as desolate as
the surface of the Moon . Pictures taken of Krakatoa in the months following the
disaster ...
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