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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: BASS
 Bass (brewer)
 Bass, George - and Tasmania
Basseville, Nicolas de - death in Rome in 1793
Bass Rock
 Bastard, Benjamin - stables at Sherborne Castle
Bastille - fall in 1789
bastion - in Renaissance fortification
Basuto - also known as Sotho
Basutoland - annexed by Britain in 1868
- as British protectorate
Batalha - abbey in Portugal
Batán Grande - ancient Andean city
Batavia - and the Dutch East India Company
Batavian Republic - from 1795
Bateman, Hester
Bateman, H.M.
Bateman, James - Biddulph Grange
Bateman's - Rudyard Kipling
Bates, H.E.
Bath - as Roman resort
- and the Georgian style
- and Gainsborough
- and Haile Selassie
- brief description
- and Buxton
Bath bun
Bath Festival
Bath Oliver
bath house - Mohenjo-daro
bathing machine
Bathurst - and anti-slave-trade from 1816
Bathsheba - wife of David
Batista, Fulgencio - and Cuba
Batllé y Ordonez, José
Battlistas - and the Colorados
battering ram - and the Assyrians
Battersea Dogs Home
Battersea Power Station
Battle Abbey
Battle of the Books - by Swift
Battle of Britain - in 1940
- brief account
Batu - grandson of Genghis Khan
Baudouin, king of Belgium - and Congolese independence
Bauhin, Gaspard - Swiss botanist
Bavaria - and the Baivarii
- incorporated in empire by Charlemagne
- divided in 1329
- and War of the Spanish Succession
- reunited in 1777
- kingdom from 1806
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