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| - VIII. Education (see also articles on countries § Education) 1. General 2. Building 3. Locomotion 4. Shipping 5. Mining and metallurgy 6. Biographies 1. General subjects and cartography 2. Physical features and oceanography 3. Meteorology 4. Europe (continental) (a) Physical features (b) Countries (with divisions and towns) (1) General list (2) Austria-Hungary (3) Belgium (4) Bulgaria (5) Denmark (6) France (7) Germany (8) Greece (9) Holland (10) Italy (11) Luxemberg, Grand Duchy of (12) Mediterranean Islands, &c. (13) Montenegro (14) Norway (15) Portugal (16) Rumania (17) Russia in Europe (18) Servia (19) Spain (20) Sweden (21) Switzerland (22) Turkey in Europe (23) Ancient geography 5. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (a) Physical features (b) Divisions and Towns (1) England and Wales (2) Scotland (3) Ireland (4) Britain and Ireland, ancient 6. Asia (a) Physical features (b) Countries (with divisions and towns) (1) General list (2) Afghanistan (3) Baluchistan (4) Burma (5) Ceylon (6) Chinese Empire (7) India (with lesser Frontier States) (8) Indo-China, French (9) Japan (10) Korea (11) Malay Archipelago (12) Persia (13) Russia in Asia (14) Siam (15) Turkey in Asia (16) Ancient Geography 7. Africa (a) Physical features (b) Countries (with divisions and towns) (1) General list (2) Abysinia (3) Algeria (4) East Africa (Eritrea to Portugese E. Africa) (5) Egypt (6) Morocco (7) South Africa (British) (8) Sudan (9) Tripoli and Tunisia (10) West Africa (French E. Africa to German S. W. Africa) (11) Ancient Geography 8. America (a) Physical features (b) Countries, general list (c) Canada and Newfoundland (d) United States (1) States (2) Towns (e) Central America, Mexico and West Indies (1) British Honduras (2) Costa Rica (3) Guatamala (4) Honduras (5) Mexico (6) Nicaragua (7) Panama (8) Salvador (9) West Indies (f) South America (1) Argentina (2) Bolivia (3) Brazil (4) Chile (5) Colombia (6) Equador (7) Guiana (8) Paraguay (9) Peru (10) Uraguay (11) Venezuala 9. Australasia (a) Physical Features (b) Australia (c) New Zealand 10. Oceans, Seas and Oceanic Islands (a) General List (b) Atlantic Ocean (c) Indian Ocean (d) Pacific Ocean (e) Polar regions 11. Biographies 1. General 2. Stratigraphy 3. Mineralogy and Crystallography 4. Petrology 5. Biographies XII. History (for Historians see under Literature) 1. General 2. Heraldry, Titles and Offices 3. Europe (a) General (b) Wars (c) Battles (d) Austria Hungary (e) Balkan Peninsula (f) France (g) Franks (h) Germany (i) Greece (j) Holy Roman Empire (k) Italy (l) Macedonia (m) Netherlands (n) Papacy (o) Poland (p) Portugal (q) Rome (to A. D. 476) (r) Roman Empire, Later (s) Rumania (t) Russia (u) Scandanavia (v) Sicily (w) Spain (x) Switzerland (y) Turkey (z) United Kingdom 4. Asia (a) General subjects (b) General biographies (c) Asia minor (d) Babylonia and Assyria (e) Caliphate (eastern) (f) China (g) Crusades (h) India (with Afghanistan) (i) Japan (j) Jews (see further under§ Hebrew, and Relgion § Bible) (k) Macedonian Empire (l) Persia 5. Africa (a) General subjects (b) General biographies (c) Africa, ancient (d) Egypt (e) South Africa 6. America (a) General subjects (b) General biographies (c) Canada (d) United States 7. Australasia 1. General 2. Textiles 3. Agriculture (for Crops see Botany) 4. Foods and Beverages 5. Occupations 6. Biographies 1. Law 2. Crime and Punishment 3. Biographies 1. General 2. Arabia 3. Austria-Hungary 4. Belium and Flanders 5. British Empire 6. Classical (a) Subjects (b) Biographies (1) Greek (2) Byzantine (3) Latin (4) Classical scholars 7. Denmark 8. France 9. Germany 10. Hebrew, Armenian and Syriac 11. Holland 12. Iceland 13. India 14. Italy 15. Norway 16. Persia 17. Poland 18. Portugal 19. Russia 20. Spain 21. Sweden 22. Switzerland 23. United States 24. Miscellaneous 1. General 2. Anatomy and Physiology 3. Pathology, Therapeutics and Surgery 4. Pharmacology 5. Public Health 6. Veterinary Science 7. Biographies 1. General 2. Sound 3. Light 4. Heat 5. Magnetism 6. Electricity 7. Weights and Measures 8. Biographies 1. (a) General (b) Doctrines and Terms 2. History of Christianity (a) Church History to the Council of Trent (1) General (2) Heresies (3) Saints (4) Christian Documents (5) Religious Orders (6) Biographies (b) Roman Catholic Church (1) Subjects (2) Biographies (c) Eastern Churches (1) Subjects (2) Biographies (d) Reformation (1) Subjects (2) Biographies (e) Church of England (1) Subjects (2) Biographies (f) Modern Continental Churches (Reformed) (1) Subjects (2) Biographies (g) Free Churches (British Empire and U. S.) including Established Church of Scotland) (1) Subjects (2) Biographies (h) Ecclesiastical Offices (i) Ecclesiology (Liturgy, Ritual and Vestments) (j) Ecclesiatical Seasons 3. Bible and Biblical Criticism (a) Subjects (including Biblical personages) (b) Biographies of critics 4. Judaism 5. Mahommedan Religion 6. Comparative Religion and Folklore (a) General (b) Greek and Roman (c) Asia, Asia Minor and Egypt (d) European and American 1. Chronology 2. Costume and Toilet 3. Manners and Customs 4. Names
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