1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Vol 1:4

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Achiacharus Achill Achilles Achilles Tatius Achillini, Alessandro Achimenes Achin Acholi Achromatism Acid Acidalius, Valens Acid-Amides Acinaces Acineta Acinus Acireale Acis Ackerman, Francis Ackermann, Johann Christian Gottlieb Ackermann, Louise Victorine Choquet Ackermann, Rudolph Acknowledgment Acland, Christian Henrietta Caroline Acland, Sir Henry Wentworth, Bart. Acme	Acmite Acne Acoemeti Acolyte Acominatus, Michael Aconcagua Aconcio, Giacomo Aconite Acontius Acorn Acorus Calamus Acosta, José de Acosta, Uriel Acotyledones Acoustics Acqui Acre (state) Acre (town) Acre (land measure) Acridine Acro, Helenius Acrobat Acrogenae Acroliths Acromegaly	Acron Acropolis Acropolita, George Acrostic Acroterium Act Acta Diurna Actaeon Acta Senatus Actinometer Actinomycosis Actinozoa Action Actium Act of Parliament Acton, John Emerich Acton, 1st Baron Acton, Sir John Francis Edward, Bart. Acton Act on Petition Acts of the Apostles Actuary Acuminate Acuna, Christoval de Acupressure Acupuncture	Adabazar Adad Adagio Adair, John Adalberon Adalbert (archbishop) Adalbert (bishop) Adalia Adam Adam of Bremen Adam (or Adan) de le Hale Adam, Alexander Adam, Sir Frederick Adam, Juliette Adam, Lambert Sigisbert Adam, Melchior Adam, Paul Adam, Robert Adam, William Adamant Adamawa Adamites Adamnan Adams, Andrew Leith Adams, Charles Francis