nce'
amended from 'dfference'.

Article DINAJPUR: "a town (with a population in 1901 of 13,430) and
district of British India, in the Rajshahi division of Eastern
Bengal and Assam". 'British' amended from 'Britsh'.

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VOLUME VIII, SLICE IV

Diameter to Dinarchus

ARTICLES IN THIS SLICE:

DIAMETER DIEDENHOFEN
DIAMOND DIEKIRCH
DIAMOND NECKLACE, THE AFFAIR OF THE DIELECTRIC
DIANA DIELMANN, FREDERICK
DIANA MONKEY DIEMEN, ANTHONY VAN
DIANE DE FRANCE DIEPENBECK, ABRAHAM VAN
DIANE DE POITIERS DIEPPE
DIAPASON DIERX, LEON
DIAPER DIES, CHRISTOPH ALBERT
DIAPHORETICS DIEST
DIAPHRAGM DIESTERWEG, FRIEDRICH ADOLF WILHELM
DIARBEKR DIET
DIARRHOEA DIETARY
DIARY DIETETICS
DIASPORE DIETRICH, CHRISTIAN WILHELM ERNST
DIASTYLE DIETRICH OF BERN
DIATOMACEAE DIEZ, FRIEDRICH CHRISTIAN
DIAULOS DIEZ
DIAVOLO, FRA DIFFERENCES, CALCULUS OF
DIAZ, NARCISSE VIRGILIO DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
DIAZ, PORFIRIO DIFFLUGIA
DIAZ DE NOVAES, BARTHOLOMEU DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT
DIAZO COMPOUNDS DIFFUSION
DIAZOMATA DIGBY, SIR EVERARD
DIBDIN, CHARLES DIGBY, SIR KENELM
DIBDIN, THOMAS FROGNALL DIGBY, KENELM HENRY
DIBDIN, THOMAS JOHN DIGENES ACRITAS, BASILIUS
DIBRA DIGEST
DIBRUGARH DIGESTIVE ORGANS
DICAEARCHUS DIGGES, WEST
DICE DIGIT
DICETO, RALPH DE DIGITALIS
DICEY, EDWARD DIGNE
DICHOTOMY DIGOIN
DICK, ROBERT DIJON
DICK, THOMAS DIKE
DICKENS, CH