1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Vol 19:8

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Nicephorus Patriarcha Niche Nichol, John Nicholas, St Nicholas (popes) Nicholas (King of Montenegro) Nicholas I. Nicholas II. Nicholas of Basel Nicholas of Guildford Nicholas, Sir Edward Nicholas, Henry Nichols, John Nicholson, Henry Alleyne Nicholson, John Nicholson, William (writer) Nicholson, William (painter) Nicias (statesman) Nicias (painter) Nickel Nickname Nicobar Islands Nicol, James Nicol, William Nicolai, Christoph Friedrich	Nicolaï, Otto Nicolas, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolaus Damascenus Nicolaus of Lyra Nicolay Nicole, Pierre Nicoll, Robert Nicoll, Sir William Robertson Nicolls, Richard Nicolson, William Nicomachus (philosopher) Nicomachus (painter) Nicomedes I. Nicomedes II. Nicomedes III. Nicomedia Nicopolis Nicosia (Cyprus) Nicosia (Sicily) Nicotera, Giovanni Nicotine Nictheroy Nidification Niebuhr, Barthold Georg Niebuhr, Karsten	Niederbronn Niederlahnstein Nieder-Selters Niederwald Niehaus, Charles Henry Niel, Adolphe Niello Niem, Dietrich of Niemcewicz, Julian Ursin Nienburg on the Saale Nienburg on the Weser Niepce, Joseph Nicéphore Nieremberg, Juan Eusebio Nierstein Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm Nieuport Nièvre Nifo, Agostino Nigdeh Nigel Niger, Gaius Pescennius Niger Nigeria Night Nightingale, Florence	Nightingale Nightshade Nigra, Costantino Nihilism Niigata Nijar Nijmwegen Nikāya Nikē Nikisch, Arthur Nikitin, Athanasius Nikko Nikolayev Nikolayevsk (Siberia) Nikolayevsk (Russia) Nikolayevskaya, Sloboda Nikolsburg Nikon Nikopol Nikopoli Nikshich Nile Nile, Battle of the Niles Nilgai

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