01281     2200229   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020002000097041000800117082000800125084001400133100003100147245004300178250000700221260003900228300003000267500001900297520068500316990002601001990002401027INLIS00000000000199320221208012612  a0010-0520001993221208                |          | eng    a9781593392925x1  aeng  a032  a032/XXX/T0 aEdited by ; Jacob E. Safra1 aThe New Encyclopedia Britannica Vol. 1  a15  aChicago :bFoundation Press,c2007  a982 p. ; 28,2cm ;c28,2cm  aIndeks : Index  aThe 12 volumes of the MICROPAEDIA contain tens of thousands of shorter articles on specific persons, places, things, and ideas, arranged in alphabetical order. The MICROPAEDIA can be used as an information resource on its own; and it can function as support for the longer articles in the MICROPAEDIA (to which it refers whenever appropriate). The MICROPAEDIA in turn is supported by references in the INDEX and by the list of suggested readings in the Propaedia. Finally, the MICROPAEDIA is the portion of the Encyclopedia Britannica best suited for the reader who wishes to browse among the countless subjects in all fields of human learning and history in all times and places.  a07101/MKRI-P/XII-2007  a00411/MKRI-P/I-2005