1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Vol 16:6

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Laval, André de, Seigneur de Lohéac Laval La Vallière, Louise Françoise de Lavater, Johann Kaspar Lavaur Lavedan, Henri Léon Émile Laveleye, Émile Louis Victor de Lavender Laverdy, Clément Charles François de Laverna Lavery, John Lavigerie, Charles Martial Allemand La Villemarqué, Théodore ..., Vicomte Hersart de Lavinium Lavisse, Ernest Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent La Voisin Law, John Law, William Law Lawes, Henry Lawes, Sir John Bennet Law Merchant Lawn Lawn-Tennis	Lawrence, St Lawrence, Amos Lawrence, Amos Adams Lawrence, George Alfred Lawrence, Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence, John ... Lawrence, 1st Baron Lawrence, Stringer Lawrence, Sir Thomas Lawrence (Kansas) Lawrence (Massachusetts) Lawrenceburg Lawson, Cecil Gordon Lawson, Sir John Lawson, Sir Wilfrid Lay Laya, Jean Louis Layamon Layard, Sir Austen Henry Laymen, Houses of Laynez, Diego Lazar Lazarites Lazarus Lazarus, Emma Lazarus, Henry	Lazarus, Moritz Lazarus, St, Order of Lea, Henry Charles Lead (South Dakota) Lead Leader, Benjamin Williams Leadhillite Leadhills Lead Poisoning Leadville Leaf Leaf-insect League Leake, William Martin Leamington Léandre, Charles Lucien Leap-Year Lear, Edward Lease Leather Leather, Artificial Leatherhead Leathes, Stanley Leaven Leavenworth	Lebanon Lebanon (Illinois) Lebanon (Pennsylvania) Le Bargy, Charles Gustave Auguste Le Beau, Charles Lebeau, Joseph Lebel, Jean Leber, Jean Michel Constant Lebeuf, Jean Le Blanc, Nicolas Le Blanc Lebœuf, Edmond Le Bon, Joseph Lebrija Le Brun, Charles Lebrun, Charles François Lebrun, Pierre Antoine Lebrun, Ponce Denis Écouchard Le Caron, Henri Le Cateau Lecce Lecco Lech Le Chambon Le Chapelier, Isaac René Guy

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