Encyclopedias

An encyclopedia (also spelled encyclopaedia or encyclopædia) is a type of reference work, a compendium holding a summary of information from either all branches of knowledge or a particular branch of knowledge.

Colour photograph of the Encyclopaedia Britannica on two book shelves
Encyclopedias

The American Cyclopædia

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Catholic Encyclopedia

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Collier's

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Complete Encyclopaedia of Music

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  • Domestic Encyclopædia, 1802, London
  • Domestic Encyclopædia, 1803, Philadelphia
  • Domestic Encyclopedia, 1821, Philadelphia

Encyclopedia Americana

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  • Encyclopedia Americana, 1829-1933, published by Carey, Lea and Carey (13 vol.)
  • Encyclopedia Americana, 1902, published by R. J. Peale (1 vol.)
  • The Americana, 1904-1906, published by Scientific American (16 vol.)
  • Encyclopedia Americana, 1906
  • Encyclopedia Americana, 1907, published by Scientific American (18? vol.)
  • Encyclopedia Americana, 1918-1920, published by Americana Corporation (30 vol.)

Household Cyclopedia

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Jewish Encyclopedia

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The New International Encyclopædia

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The New Student's Reference Work

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  • The Student's Cyclopaedia, 1893, published by C. B. Beach, (2 vol.)
  • The Student's Reference Work], 1901, published by C. B. Beach
  • The New Student's Reference Work, 1909, published by C. B. Beach
  • The New Student's Reference Work, 1911, published by C. B. Beach (5 vol.) (External text)
  • The New Student's Reference Work1912, published by C. B. Beach
  • The New Student's Reference Work, 1912, published by F. E. Compton and Company
  • The New Student's Reference Work, 1913, published by F. E. Compton and Company
  • The New Student's Reference Work, 1914, published by F. E. Compton and Company (5 vol.)

The Nuttall Encyclopædia

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Penny Cyclopedia

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University Musical Encyclopedia

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See also

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