1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Vol 3:4

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Bailiff Baillet, Adrien Baillie, Lady Grizel Baillie, Joanna Baillie, Robert (Scottish divine) Baillie, Robert (Scottish conspirator) Bailly, Jean Sylvain Bailment Baily, Edward Hodges Baily, Francis Baily, William Hellier Bain, Alexander Bain, Andrew Geddes Bainbridge, John Bainbridge, William Baindir Baines, Edward Baini, Giuseppe Bairam Baird, Sir David Baird, Henry Martyn Baird, James Baird, Spencer Fullerton Bairnsdale Baiter, Johann Georg	Baius, Michael Baize Bajocian Bajour Bajza, Joseph Bakalai Bake, Jan Baker, Sir Benjamin Baker, Henry Baker, Sir Richard Baker, Sir Samuel White Baker, Thomas Baker, Valentine Baker City Bakewell, Robert (agriculturist) Bakewell, Robert (geologist) Bakewell Bakhchi-sarai Bakhmut Bakhtiári Baking Bakis Bakócz, Tamás, Cardinal Bakri Baku (government)	Baku (town) Bakunin, Mikhail Ba-Kwiri Bala Balaam Balādhurī Balaghat Balaguer, Victor Balakirev, Mili Alexeivich Balaklava Balalaïka Balance Balance of Power Balance of Trade Balanoglossus Balard, Antoine Jerôme Bala Series Balash Balasore Balassa, Bálint Balaton Balayan Balbi, Adrian Balbo, Cesare, Count Balboa, Vasco Nuñez de	Balbriggan Balbus Balcony Balde, Jakob Balder Balderic Baldi, Bernardino Baldinger, Ernst Gottfried Baldinucci, Filippo Baldness Baldovinetti, Alessio Baldric Balduinus, Jacobus Baldus de Ubaldis, Petrus Baldwin I. (emperor of Romania) Baldwin II. (emperor of Romania) Baldwin I. (king of Jerusalem) Baldwin II. (king of Jerusalem) Baldwin III. Baldwin IV. Baldwin V. Baldwin, James Mark Baldwin, Robert Bale, John Bale

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