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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: BAROQUE
 baroque - meaning of the term
 - in Britain
Barotse - also known as Lozi
Barotseland - and Rhodes in 1890
Barra (Scottish island)
barrage balloon
Barraud, Francis - His Master's Voice
barrel of a gun - origin
Barrett, Elizabeth - and Browning
Barrie, James Matthew
Barrier Treaties - and United Provinces
Barrios, Justo Rufino - in Guatemala
barrister - in English law
Barry, Charles
- brief biography
- Cliveden
- Houses of Parliament
- Kingston Lacy
- Manchester art gallery
- Reform Club
- Travellers's Club
Barry, E.M. - Royal Opera House
Barry, James - Royal Society of Arts
Barsetshire (Trollope)
Bartholdi, Frédéric - Statue of Liberty
Bartholomew Fair - by Ben Jonson
- brief account
Barton Farm Tithe Barn - Bradford-on-Avon
Bart's (hospital)
Basel - Jews and the Black Death
- peace of 1499
- and Holbein and Erasmus
- in the Reformation
- treaty of 1795
Basevi, George - Fitzwilliam Museum
bashibazouks - and the atrocities of 1876
Bashir, Hassan Ahmad al- - in Sudan
basic English
Basil - leader of Bogomils
Basil Brush (glove puppet)
Basildon - and Essex man
basilica - Roman building, Christian church
Baskerville, John
basketry - origin
baskets - early containers
Basques - founding Navarre
- at Roncesvalles
- separatism in 19th century
Basra - captured by British in 1914
Bass (brewer)
Bass, George - and Tasmania
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