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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: SAS
 SAS (Special Air Service)
 Sasanian dynasty - Ardashir I and Sasan
sash - form of window
- early use at Ham House
- brief description
Saskatchewan - and Louis Riel in 1884-5
- province of Canada from 1905
Saskia - Rembrandt's wife
Sassenach (the term)
Sassoon, Siegfried
Sassou-Nguesso, Denis - in Congo
satellites, planetary - formation
Satires - of Horace
satraps - in Persian empire
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning - film, 1960
Saturn - rings
Saturnalia - and Christmas
satyagraha - and Gandhi in Natal
Saul, king of Israel
Sault Sainte Marie - Jesuit mission
Saunders, Cicely - hospice movement
 - founds St Christopher's Hospice
Saunders Island - in the Falklands
Sautuola, Marcelino - and Altamira
'savaged by a dead sheep'
Savannah - captured by British in 1778
- captured by Sherman in 1864
- and the John Randolph
Savery, Thomas
Save the Children (charity)
Savill Garden
Savimbi, Jonas - founder of UNITA
savings in Britain
Savonarola, Girolamo - and Florence
Savoy - relinquishes claim to Geneva
- annexed by France in 1793
- ceded to France in 1796
- ceded to France in 1860
Savoy Hotel (London)
Savoy operas
Savoy Theatre (London)
Savoy palace - and John II
Saxe, Maurice - as French commander
Saxe-Coburg & Gotha, house of
Saxons - invading Britain
- and Charlemagne
- in England
Saxony - as Frankish duchy
- and the Wettin
- and Poland in 1697
- kingdom from 1807
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