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Britannica 11th
Encyclopaedia Britannica · 11th edition
Tabarin
Britannica 11thTABARIN (Fr. tabard, Ital. labarrino, a small cloak), the name assumed by Jean Salomon (c. 1584-1633), a Parisian street charlatan, who amused his audiences in the Place Dauphine by farcical dialogue with his partner Mondor (Phillippe Girard), with whom he rea ...
Vol. 26, pp. 322-322
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Tamarind
Britannica 11thTAMARIND. This name is popularly applied to the pods of a leguminous tree, which are hard externally, but within filled with an acid juicy pulp containing sugar and various acids, such as citric and tartaric, in combination with potash. The acid pulp is used a
Vol. 26, pp. 386-386
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Tabriz
Britannica 11thTABRIZ, the capital of the province of Azerbaijan in Persia, situated in the valley of the Aji Chai, " Bitter River," at an elevation of 4400 ft. in 38° 4' N., 46° 18' E. Based on a census taken in 1871 the population of Tabriz was in 1881 estimated at 165,000
Vol. 26, pp. 341-341
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