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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: BAR;
 Bar - of the House of Commons
Bar, in British court of law
 Barakzai - tribe ruling in Afghanistan
- settled in 1627
- as thriving English colony
- deportation from Ireland
- and Britain
Barbara Allen (in ballads)
barbarian - in Indo-European languages
Barbarians (Rugby union)
Barbarossa - codename for invasion of Russia
Barbarossa - Turkish corsair
- and Nice in 1543
Barbary coast - and Turkish corsairs
barbed wire - on the plains of midwest USA
Barberini palace - and Pietro da Cortona
Barber Institute of Fine Arts
barbers - linked with surgeons
 barber-surgeons - in 13th century Europe
- in 16th century
Barbican (London)
Barbier de Séville - by Beaumarchais
bar billiards
Barbirolli, John
Barbuda and Britain
Barcelona - counts of
- trade with the crusader kingdom
- and banking
- seized by French in 1808
- riots in 1902 and 1909
Barchester Towers
Barclays Bank
Barcoo river - and Burke and Wills
Bar-Cochba - captures Jerusalem
Bardi - banking family in Florence
bardic tradition - in Welsh poetry
Bardo - treaty of 1881
bards - in ancient Greece
- in Nordic tradition
- in Celtic tradition
Bardsey (Welsh island)
Barebones Parliament - in 1653
- brief account
Barents, Willem - northeast passage
Barghash - sultan of Zanzibar
Barham, HMS - sunk in 1941
Barham, R.H. - Ingoldsby Legends
Baring, Evelyn - in Egypt
Baring-Gould, Sabine - Onward, Christian Soldiers
Barker, Thomas - of Bath
barley sugar
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