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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: EMANCIPATION
 Emancipation Act - of 1829 (Catholics)
 - brief account
- and Robert Peel
- of 1833 (slaves)
emancipation of the serfs - in Russia
Emancipation Proclamation - of 1863
embalming - in ancient Egypt
Embankment (London)
Embla - in Norse mythology
emblems in the British Isles
embroidery - and Overlord
Emden - German light cruiser
Emergency Ward Ten (TV)
Emerson, Ralph Waldo - and Lexington
EMI (the company)
 - develops first brain scanner
émigrés - in the French Revolution
Émile - by Rousseau
Eminent Victorians (Strachey)
Emma (Austen)
Emma of Normandy - and Ethelred
- marries Canute
Emmaus - and the resurrected Jesus
Emmet, Robert - and uprising of 1803
Empedocles - and the four elements
Emperor Fountain (Chatsworth)
Empire Day - Commonwealth Day
Empire Loyalists
Empire Pool (Wembley)
Empire Windrush - in 1948
empiricism (as British tradition)
Empty Quarter - of Arabia
Ems telegram - and Franco-Prussian war
emu - unique to Australia
En Avant - steamboat on the Congo
encaustic - in Roman painting
enclosure - of common land in Britain
encomiendas - in Spanish America
Encounter (magazine)
Encyclopaedia Britannica - first edition
- brief account
Encylop&eeacute;die - and Diderot
Endara, Guillermo - president of Panama
Endeavour - and Captain Cook
endemic diseases - in Ancient Greece
'end of the beginning' (Churchill)
endoscopes - history
- and fibreoptic technology
endoscopy - and keyhole surgery
- and lasers
- and video cameras
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