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- Sacramento, town, California, U.S.A.
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- Sail, Sailcloth, Sailmaking.
- Sainfoin, plant.
- Saint.
- St Albans, town, England.
- St Albans, town, Vermont, U.S.A.
- St Amand-les-Eaux, town, France.
- Saint-Amant, M. A. Gerard, Sieur de.
- St Andrews, town, Scotland.
- St Asaph, town, Wales.
- St Augustine, town, Florida, U.S.A.
- St Bartholomew, or St Barthélemy, island, West Indies.
- St Brieuc, town, France.
- St Catharines, town, Ontario, Canada.
- St Chamond, town, France.
- St Charles, town, Missouri, U.S.A.
- St Christopher, or St Kitts, island, West Indies.
- St Clair, town, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
- St Cloud, town, France.
- St Croix, island, West Indies.
- St Cyr, Gouvion, French marshal (See Gouvion St Cyr).
- St Cyr-l’École, village, France.
- St David’s, town, Wales.
- St Denis, town, France.
- St Denis, town, Réunion (q.v.), Indian Ocean.
- St Dié, town, France.
- Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin, French critic.
- Sainte-Claire Deville, Étienne Henri, French chemist.
- Ste Marie-aux-Mines (Markirch, q.v.), town, Alsace, Germany.
- Saintes, town, France.
- St Étienne, town, France.
- St Eustatius, or St Eustache, island, West Indies.
- Saint-Évremond, Seigneur de, French writer and courtier.
- St Gall, canton, Switzerland.
- St Gall, town, Switzerland.
- Saint-Germain, Comte de, adventurer.
- St Germain-en-Laye, town, France.
- St Helena, island, South Atlantic.
- St Helen’s, town, England.
- St Helier, town, Jersey (q.v.).
- Saint-Hilaire, Étienne & Isidore Geoffroy (See Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire).
- Saint-Hilaire, Auguste de, French botanist and traveller.
- St Ives, town, England.
- St Jean Baptiste, suburb of Montreal, Canada.
- St Jean d’Acre, or Acre (q.v.), town, Syria.
- St Jean d’Angély, town, France.
- St John, town, New Brunswick.
- St John, Charles William George.
- Saint-John, Henry (See Bolingbroke).
- St John, James Augustus.
- St John of Jerusalem, Knights of.
- St John’s, town, Newfoundland.
- St Johnsbury, town, Vermont, U.S.A.
- St Joseph, town, Missouri, U.S.A.
- Saint-Just, Antoine, French Revolutionist.
- St Kilda, islet, Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
- St Kilda, town, Victoria, Australia.
- St Kitts, or St Christopher (q.v), island, West Indies.
- Saint-Lambert, Jean François de, French poet.
- St Lawrence, river, North America.
- St Leonards, town, England.
- St Leonards, Lord, lord chancellor of England.
- St Lô, town, France.
- St Louis, town, Senegambia, West Africa.
- St Louis, town, Missouri, U.S.A.
- St Lucia, island, West Indies.
- St Malo, town, France.
- St Martin, island, West Indies.
- St-Martin, Louis Claude de, French mystic.
- St Maur-sur-Loire, town, France.
- St Michael’s, island, Azores (q.v.).
- St Nazaire, town, Loire Inférieure, France.
- St Nicolas, town, Belgium.
- St Omer, town, France.
- Saintonge, old province, France.
- St Ouen, suburb of Paris.
- St Paul, town, Minnesota, U.S.A.
- St Paul, island, Indian Ocean.
- St Paul de Loanda, or Loanda (q.v.), town, West Africa.
- St Paul’s Rocks, islands in the Atlantic.
- St Peter Port, town, Guernsey.
- St Petersburg, government, Russia.
- St Petersburg, capital of Russia.
- St Pierre, town, Réunion (q.v.), Indian Ocean.
- St Pierre, town, Martinique (q.v.), West Indies.
- St-Pierre, Charles Irénée Castel, Abbé de, French social writer.
- St-Pierre, Jacques Henri Bernardin de, French writer.
- St Pierre and Miquelon, islands, Newfoundland.
- St Pierre-lès-Calais, town, France.
- St Pol de Léon, town, France.
- St Quentin, town, France.
- St Sebastian, or San Sebastian (q.v.), town, Spain.
- St Servan, town, France.
- Saint-Simon, Claude Henri, Comte de, French socialist.
- Saint-Simon, Louis de Rouvray, Duc de, French courtier and writer.
- St Thomas, island, West Indies.
- St Thomas, island, Gulf of Guinea, West Africa.
- St-Victor, Paul de, French writer.
- St Vincent, island, West Indies.
- St Vincent, Earl, English admiral.
- St Vitus’s Dance, or Chorea, disease.
- St Ubes, or Sétubal q.v.), town, Portugal.
- Sais, ancient town, Egypt (q.v.).
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- Salem, town, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
- Salem, town, New Jersey, U.S.A.
- Salem, town, Oregon, U.S.A.
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- Salta.
- Saltcoats.
- Saltillo.
- Salt Lake City, town, Utah, U.S.A.
- Saltpetre, or Nitrate of Potash.
- Salus.
- Salutations.
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- Sanaa, town, Arabia.
- Sanai, Persian philosopher and poet.
- San Antonio, town, Texas, U.S.A.
- Sanchez.
- Sancho, kings of Portugal.
- Sanchuniathon, Phœenician writer.
- San Cristoval de los Llanos, or Ciudad Real, town, Mexico.
- Sancroft, William, archbishop of Canterbury.
- Sanctuary, Privilege of.
- Sand, George (Madame Dudevant, q.v.), French novelist.
- Sandalwood.
- Sandarach, resin.
- Sandbach, town, England.
- Sand-Blast, its industrial uses.
- Sandby, Paul, English painter.
- Sandeau, Léonard Sylvain Jules, French novelist.
- Sandec, or Neu-Sandec (q.v.), town, Austria.
- Sand-Eel, fish.
- Sandemanians, or Glassites, Scottish sect (See Glas).
- Sanderson, Robert, bishop of Lincoln.
- Sand-Grouse, bird.
- Sandhurst, town, Victoria.
- San Diego, town, California, U.S.A.
- San Domingo, or Hayti (q.v.), island, West Indies.
- Sandomir, or Sedomierz, town, Russian Poland.
- Sandoway, district, Burmah.
- Sandpiper, bird.
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- San Francisco, town, California, U.S.A.
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- San José, town, California, U.S.A.
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- Sanson, Nicolas, French cartographer.
- Sansovino, Andrea Contucci del Monte, Florentine sculptor.
- Sansovino, Jacopo, Italian architect and sculptor.
- Santa Anna, Antonio Lopez de, Mexican president.
- Santa Cruz (See Saint Croix, Canary Islands, or New Hebrides).
- Santa Fé, town, Argentine Republic.
- Santa Fé, town, New Mexico, U.S.A.
- Santa Fé de Bogota, or Bogotá (q.v.), town, Colombia.
- Santal Parganas, district, India.
- Santa Maria (Capua, q.v.), town, Italy.
- Santa Maura, or Leucadia, one of the Ionian Islands, Greece.
- Santander, province, Spain.
- Santander, town, Spain.
- Santarem, town, Portugal.
- Santarem, town, Brazil.
- Santerre, Jean Baptiste, French painter.
- San Thiago (St Jago), one of the Cape Verd Islands (q.v.).
- Santiago, province & town, Chili.
- Santiago de Compostela, town, Spain.
- Santiago, Santiago de Cuba, or St Jago, town, Cuba.
- Santiago del Estero, town, Argentine Republic.
- Santillana, Marquis of, Spanish poet.
- Santini, Giovanni, Italian astronomer.
- Santo Domingo, or Hayti (q.v.), island, West Indies.
- Santorin (Thera, q.v.), island, Greece.
- Santos, town, Brazil.
- São Leopoldo, German colony, Brazil.
- Saône, river, France (See Rhone).
- Saône, Haute-, department, France.
- Saône-et-Loire, department, France.
- São Paulo, town, Brazil.
- São Pedro do Rio Grande do Sul, town, Brazil (See Rio Grande do Sul).
- Sapor, or Shapur (q.v.), kings of Persia.
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- Saratoff.
- Saratoga Springs, town, New York, U.S.A.
- Saráwak.
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- Savannah, town, Georgia, U.S.A.
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- Scanderoon, town, Asia Minor.
- Scandinavian Languages.
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- Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich, German dramatist and poet.
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- Screw.
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- Seattle, town, Washington territory, U.S.A.
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- Seduction, in law.
- Sedulius, Cœlius, early Christian poet.
- Sedum, genus of plants.
- Sées, town, France.
- Seetzen, Ulrich Jasper, German Oriental traveller.
- Se-gan Foo, town, China.
- Segesta, ancient town, Sicily.
- Segovia, province, Spain.
- Segovia, town, Spain.
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- Seleucia, town, Mesopotamia.
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- Selma, town, Alabama, U.S.A.
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- Shakers, religious sect.
- Shakespeare, William, English dramatist and poet.
- Shallot. See Horticulture, vol. xii. p. 288.
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- Shanghai, town, China.
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- Sheld-drake, waterfowl.
- Shelley, Mary Wollstencraft, English writer.
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, English poet.
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