Britannica World Encyclopedia Review
The British-based Britannica World Encyclopedia has a long and rich history, with its first publication dating back toSince then, it has been continuously updated and revised. Currently in its fifteenth edition, the encyclopedia has undergone significant changes over the years.
The fifteenth edition of the Britannica World Encyclopedia was reorganized in 1985, combining the Macropaedia and Micropaedia into a single volume. Some articles were condensed into longer entries, while others were moved into the Micropaedia. With over a billion words, this edition offers a comprehensive and extensive collection of knowledge.
Notable editors of the Britannica World Encyclopedia include Thomas Spencer Baynes, who edited the ninth edition, and Dale Hoiberg, the editor-in-chief of the current fifteenth edition. The encyclopedia has been a trusted source of information for generations, providing valuable insights and knowledge across various subjects.
