1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Vol 1:14

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Alsatia Alsen 'Alshekh, Moses Alsietinus Lacus Alsium Alsop, Vincent Alsted, Johann Heinrich Alston, Charles Alston Alströmer, Jonas Altai Altamura Altar Altdorf Altdorfer, Albrecht Alten, Sir Charles Altena Altenburg Altenstein Alternation Althaea Alting, Johann Heinrich Altinum Altitude Altmühl	Alto Alton (town) Alton (city) Altona Altoona Alto-Relievo Altötting Altranstädt Altrincham Altruism Altwasser Altyn-Tagh Alum Aluminium Alunite Alur Alure Alva, Fernando Alvarez de Toledo Alva Alvarado, Pedro de Alvarez, Francisco Alvarez, Don José Alvarez, Don Manuel Alvary, Max Alveary	Alvensleben, Constantin von Alveolate Alverstone, Richard Everard Webster Alwar Alyattes Alypius (writer) Alypius (geographer) Alytes Alzey Alzog, Johann Baptist Amadís de Gaula Amadou Amakusa Amal Amalaric Amalasuntha Amalekites Amalfi Amalgam Amalric Amalric, of Bena Amalteo Amalteo, Pomponio Amaltheia Amana	Amanita Amanuensis Amapala Amaranth Amarapura Amarar Amara Sinha Amari, Michele Amaryllis Amasia Amasis Amateur Amathus Amati Amatitlán Amaurosis Amazon Amazonas (Brazil) Amazonas (Peru) Amazonas (Venezuela) Amazons Amazon-stone Ambarvalia Ambassador Ambato Amber (city)

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