Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)/Volume 3

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Civil Service Civil Service Reform League Civil War, American Clemens, Samuel Langhorne Cleveland (Ohio) Cleveland (Tennessee) Cleveland, Frederick Albert Cleveland, Grover Clynes, John Robert Clyster Clytemnestra Coadjutor Coagulation Coahuila Coal Coaldale Collier, Peter Fenelon Collier, Robert Joseph Colophony Color Colorado Colorado Beetle Colorado College Colorado River Colorado River (Texas) Colorado Springs Colorado State Agricultural College Colorado, University of Color Blindness Color Hearing Color Line Color Photography Color Printing Colossæ Columbanus, St. Columbarium Columbella Columbia (Missouri) Columbia (Pa.) Columbia (South Carolina) Columbia (Tennessee) Columbia, District of Columbia River Columbia University Columbian University Columbidæ Columbine Columbite Columbus (Georgia) Columbus (Indiana) Columbus (Miss.) Columbus (Nebraska) Columbus (Ohio) Colvin, Sir Sidney	Concini, Concino Conclave Concord (music) Concord (Mass.) Concord (New Hampshire) Concord (North Carolina) Conjuring Conkling, Roscoe Connaught Conneaut Connecticut (State) Connecticut (river) Connecticut College for Women Connecticut Reserve Connellsville Connemara Connersville Conning Tower Connolly, James Brendan Cooley, Thomas McIntyre Coolidge, Calvin Cooper, James Fenimore Cooper, Peter Co-operation Cooper Union Cotswold Hills Cotton Cotton-Grass Covington Cow plant Cowry Cowslip Cox, Isaac Joslin Cox, Jacob Dolson Cox, James Middleton Crab spider Cracow Cradle Cradle of Liberty Cuando Cuba Cube Cubeb Cubeba Cubists Cubit Cubitt, Sir William Cuckoo Cuckoo Flower Cucumber Cúcuta, San José de Cuddalore Cuddapah Cuenca Cuernaváca Cufic	Cyclopædia Cyrus (The Younger) Cyst Cystitis Cystoidea Cythere Cytherea Cytheridæ Cytheron Cytisus Cyzicus Czar Czarevna Czarina Czarowitz Czecho-Slovakia, Republic of Czechs Czenstochau Czenmak, John Nepumuk Czernin von Chudenitz, Count Ottokar Czernowitz Czerny, George Czolgosz, Leon Dalhousie, . . . , 1st Marquis of Dallas Dante Alighieri Declaration of Independence De la Ramée, Louise Delaroche, Hippolyte Delavigne, Jean Francois Casimir Delaware (State) Delaware (Ohio) Delaware (river) Delaware Bay Delaware College Delbrück, Martin Friedrich Rudolf von Deleb palm Denis Denison Dennison University Denmark Dennewitz Denney, Joseph Villiers Dennison Denver Des Moines Detroit Dictionary Dieppe Diesel, Rudolf Diesel Engine Die-sinking Diet (meeting) Dickens, Charles Dickinson, Emily District of Columbia	Donizetti, Gaetano Donjon Don Juan Donkey Engine Donne, John Donnelly, Ignatius Donnybrook Donora Don Quixote Doom Doon Door Doorga Doré, Paul Gustave Doremus, Robert Ogden Doria Douglas (Arizona) Dove (river) Dove Dover (England) Dover (Delaware) Dover (New Hampshire) Dover (New Jersey) Dover (Ohio) Dover, Straits of Dover's Powder Drake, Sir Francis Drake, Franklin Jeremiah Drake, Joseph Rodman Drake, Samuel Adams Drakenberge Drake University Dred Scott Case Dreiser, Theodore Dresden Dresden, Battle of Dresden China Drown, Thomas Messinger Du Lhut, Daniel Greysolon Duluth Eads, James Buchanan Ebenezer Ebers, Georg Moritz Ebert, Friedrich Eddy, Mary Baker Glover Einsiedeln Einstein, Albert Eisner, Kurt Ekaterinoslav

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