- the 17th century,
English almanacs were bestsellers,
second only to the Bible; by the
middle of the century, 400,000
almanacs were
being produced annually...
-
spawned The Book of Lists. The People's
Almanac books depart from
conventional almanacs (such as the
World Almanac) by
including many
entertaining facts...
- the
heritage of
American almanacs such as
Benjamin Franklin’s Poor Richard's Almanack.
Founded in 1818, the Farmers’
Almanac mixes a
blend of long-range...
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Almanac of Fall (Hungarian: Őszi almanach) is a 1984
Hungarian film
directed by Béla Tarr. The
Curzon Artificial Eye
edition of this film
available in...
- The
Nautical Almanac has been the
familiar name for a
series of
official British almanacs published under various titles since the
first issue of The Nautical...
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Nautical Almanac Office may
refer to: HM
Nautical Almanac Office, in the
United Kingdom The
Nautical Almanac Office, at the
United States Naval Observatory...
- The
World Almanac and Book of
Facts is a US-published
reference work, an
almanac conveying information about such
subjects as
world changes, tragedies...
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Library XI. The
Babylonian Almanac" (PDF). Iraq. 64: 249–258. doi:10.2307/4200527. JSTOR 4200527. John M.
Steele (2012). "
Almanacs, Babylonian". The Encyclopedia...
- Crow must Go".
Shortly after this, they
decided to call
themselves the
Almanacs. They
chose the name
because Lee Hays had said that back home in Arkansas...
- The
Almanac is a w****ly
newspaper in the
South Hills region of
Pittsburgh and
northern Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA. It is
published by the Observer...
