Azahari Hassim
The Encyclopedia of World Biography (26-volume set), published by Thomson Gale, is a comprehensive and authoritative reference work that profiles notable individuals from across history and around the globe. It is a valuable resource for students, researchers, and general readers seeking biographical information on influential figures across a wide range of fields and time periods.
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Extensive Coverage: Spanning 26 volumes, the encyclopedia contains thousands of detailed biographies of historical and contemporary figures from politics, science, literature, art, religion, philosophy, business, and more. Global Scope: It emphasizes a diverse, multicultural perspective, including individuals from all regions of the world, not just Western figures.
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