Encyclopaedia Universalis 2009

Encyclopaedia Universalis is a comprehensive printed encyclopedia that covers a vast range of topics from all over the world. It is known for its authoritative and detailed articles that provide in-depth information on a variety of subjects. The encyclopedia is published by Encyclopaedia Universalis, a French publishing company founded in 1968.

Each volume of Encyclopaedia Universalis contains articles written by experts from various fields, including history, science, literature, and the arts. The articles are organized in alphabetical order and provide detailed information on each topic, including its history, significance, and current developments.

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In addition to print editions, Encyclopaedia Universalis is also available online with a subscription-based service. The digital edition includes all of the content found in the print edition as well as additional multimedia resources such as videos and interactive maps.

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