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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: SALTAIRE
Saltaire (industrial village)
Salt Lake City - founded in 1847
Saltram House, Devon
Salvador - as capital of Brazil
SALVADOR, EL
Salvation Army
Salviati, Cassandre - and Ronsard
Salvin, Anthony - and Rockingham Castle
Salzburg - archbishopric in 797
Saman Khudat - ancestor of Samanids
Samanid dynasty - in Persia
- and patronage of Persian literature
- mausoleum
Samarin, Yuri - and the Slavophils
Samaritans (charity)
Samarkand - and Arabs in 8th century
- and Turkish tribes
- and paper
- sacked by Genghis Khan
- and Timur
- in Russian empire
Samarra - and T'ang porcelain
Sam Browne (leather belt)
Samian ware - related items
Samit - or Lapps
Samoa - first settlement
Sampaio, Jorge - president of Portugal
Samson - and the Philistines
- Blinding of Samson, Rembrandt
Samson Agonistes - by Milton
- brief account
Samsonov, A.V. - Russian general
Samudra Gupta - Indian emperor
Samuel - anoints Saul
Samuel French (publishers)
samurai - the warrior class in Japan
San - African tribes
- earliest paintings
- and Trekboers
San Antonio - and the Alamo
Sánchez de Lozada - president of Bolivia
Sanchi - the Great Stupa
Sancho III - king of Navarre
- and Aragon
Sancho Panza - and Don Quixote
Sandby, Paul - and watercolour
- and aquatint
- brief biography
Sand Creek - massacre in 1864
Sandham, Henry - and Stanley Spencer
Sandhurst
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