1911 Encyclopædia Britannica

1911 Encyclopædia Britannica  (1911)

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In each volume: Title page Copyright notice (expired) In volume 1 only: Dedication Prefatory Note Prefatory Note to the "Handy Volume" edition (1915) Editorial Introduction In Index volume only: Classified Table of Contents — Introduction Classified Table of Contents Classified List of Articles Contributors List of volumes: Volume 1: A – Androphagi Volume 2: Andros – Austria Volume 3: Austria – Bisectrix Volume 4: Bishārīn – Calgary Volume 5: Calhoun – Chatelaine Volume 6: Châtelet – Constantine Volume 7: Constantine, Pavlovich – Demidov Volume 8: Demijohn – Edward Volume 9: Edwardes – Evangelical Association Volume 10: Evangelical Church – Francis, Joseph Volume 11: Franciscans – Gibson Volume 12: Gichtel – Harmonium Volume 13: Harmony – Hurstmonceaux Volume 14: Husband – Italic Volume 15: Italy – Kyshtym Volume 16: L – Lord Advocate Volume 17: Lord Chamberlain – Mecklenburg Volume 18: Medal – Mumps Volume 19: Mun – Oddfellows Volume 20: Ode – Payment of Members Volume 21: Payn – Polka Volume 22: Poll – Reeves Volume 23: Refectory – Sainte–Beuve Volume 24: Sainte–Claire Deville – Shuttle Volume 25: Shuválov – Subliminal Self Volume 26: Submarine Mines – Tom–Tom Volume 27: Tonalite – Vesuvius Volume 28: Vetch – Zymotic Diseases Volume 29: Index See also: Misinforming a Nation Encyclopædia Britannica, Ninth Edition 1922 Encyclopædia Britannica