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Frank Moore Colby
The New International Encyclopaedia
The New International Encyclopaedia
5 books
Ongoing series
About this series
The New International Encyclopaedia offers a comprehensive collection of knowledge across various fields. This series provides detailed information on history, science, politics, and education, making it an essential resource for general reference and in-depth study.
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The new international encyclopaedia
The New International Encyclopaedia #1
The New International Encyclopaedia, Volume 4
The New International Encyclopaedia #4
The new International Encyclopaedia Volume 9
The New International Encyclopaedia #9
The new International Encyclopaedia Volume 12
The New International Encyclopaedia #12
The New International Encyclopaedia, Volume 18
The New International Encyclopaedia #18Similar series
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Frequently asked questions
What is the publication history of The New International Encyclopaedia?
The New International Encyclopaedia was originally published in 1902 and underwent a significant revision and expansion in 1914-1916, increasing its scope and volume count. This later edition is often considered the definitive version due to its comprehensive updates.
How does The New International Encyclopaedia compare to other encyclopedias of its time?
It was known for its strong American focus and its detailed treatment of American history, biography, and geography, distinguishing it from more European-centric encyclopedias of the era. The work also featured numerous illustrations, maps, and bibliographies, enhancing its utility as a reference tool.
Who were the primary editors behind The New International Encyclopaedia?
The encyclopaedia was edited by Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, and Frank Moore Colby, all prominent scholars and academics of their time. Their combined expertise shaped the comprehensive and authoritative nature of the publication.