Black Lamb and Grey Falcon
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As for my husband, Henry Andrews, it is true that whatever is best in this book is his, and that during the years of its writing he never flagged in his desire to relieve me of all the drudgery he could take on his shoulders. The maps and photographs have been his special care. But most of all I thank him for the patience with which he watched me as I engaged on what seemed till very recently the curiously gratuitous labour of taking an inventory of a foreign country. It took great faith, for which I am most grateful.
Index
Abélard
Abernethy, Dr.
Abruzzi
Acton, Lord
Acts of the Saints
Adam, Robert
Adam brothers
Adrianople, Treaty of
Adriatic archipelago; coast
Ægean Sea
Aehrenthal, Count
Aesculapius, Temple of
Æsop
Africa
African fathers and the Christian Church
‘Agram Trial’
Agrarian Reform Scheme
Ahremberg, Duke of
Aix-en-Provence
Albania created by Austria German minister from; Italy’s designs on; King of; retreat through; Tirana in Turks in
Albanians Catholic; costume of the; Moslem
Albigenses
Alexander, Tsar
Alexander I, Tsar
Alexander of Yugoslavia, Kingff. ; as Crown Prince ; grave of; King Peter and; mausoleum of; Oplenats rebuilt by
Alexander the Great
Alexis. See Karageorgevitch, Alexis
Alix
Allies
Alma Tadema
Altdorff
Alyosha
America
Amiens Cathedral
Amurath, Sultan Murad , II, Sultan
Anastasia, Grand Duchess
Ancona
Andrassy
Andreis, Paolo de
Andriyevitsa
Andronicus II, Emperorff.; the Younger
Angela, a Slovene
Angelina, Duchess
Angkor Vat
Anglican Church; and decorum
Anglicanism
Anglo-German war, second
Ankara
Anne, Queen
Anne of Savoy
Anna, daughter of Emperor Michael Palæologus
Annunziata
Annunzio‘
A Nous la Liberté
Anti-Semitism
‘Apis’
Arabian Nights
Arabs
Arandzhlovats
Arbanassa, Moossa
Arc, Jeanne d‘
Arians
Aristo, Plato son of
Armistice
Arsenius III, Patriarch
Arsenius Karageorgevitch. See Karageorgevitch, Arsenius
Arstetten
Aryan
Aseff
Ashkenazi
Asia; Turks in
Asiatics
Aspalaton
Assisi
Astra
Asquith, Mr.
As You Like It
Ataturk. See Mustapha Kemal
Athens; Pashitch recalled from
Athens Express
Athos, Mount
Attila the Hun
Augustus, Emperor
Austen, Jane
Austria ff. ; Alexander’s secret convention with; and Michael Obrenovitch’s death; and separate peace proposals; and Serbia; and Serbia under Peter and Shestine; Drang noch Osten policy of; internal political life of ; Italian possessions of; Milan’s secret convention with; on Serbia’s side; outcry in 1914 of ; tyranny of
Austria-Hungary
Austrian Empire ; and the Serbs; as neighbour to Russia ; Bosnia and Herzegovina given to ; Croats and the; Schlamperei ; state of the
Austrian-s ; and Serbians; architecture ; Army; at Belgrade; baroque; Bosnia misgoverned by ; Dalmatia under; Foreign Office; Government ; in Bosnia; Navy ; Parliament of 1911, rule ; territory invaded by Serbian Army
Austro-German invasion of Serbia
Austro-Hungarian Empire ; Army; attack on Serbians ; Croats in the old; Slavs as soldiers in the. See ‘Agram Trial’; university graduation in the
Avala; monument to the Unknown Soldier at
Avanguardisti
Avars
Avzi Pasha
Babuna, mountain called
Babuni
Babunsky, Yovan; grave of
Baca
Bach
Baden-Baden
Baden-bei-Wien
Bad Gastein
Badia
Baghdad, Khan of Tartary at
Balbus
Baldwin, Lord
Balfour, Mr.
Balilla
Balkan-s ; and Byzantium; architecture of the; Christendom in the; Church; dissension among the ; entente; first theatre of the ; furniture in the; history ; King; League ; markets; men’s pants in the ; nature ofPact; Peninsula ; ruined by the Turks; songs of the; tuberculosis, scourge of the; war-s ; Prince Ferdinand and Serbia in the; romantic quality of the; women in the
Balzac
Banat
Banya Luka cheese
Bardovtsi
Baron Rauch, Ban
Barthou, M.
Bartolozzi
Basarichek
Bashkirtseff, Marie, Journal of
Basil, Emperor
Batavia
Baths of Caracalla
Batya’s shoes
Baudelaire
Bavaria
Beardsley, Aubrey
Beethoven
Bektash, Hari
Bektashi
Bela, King; daughters of
Bel Ami
Belgium
Belgrade ; and the Turk’s return ; Austrian occupation of; bombardment of; central government in; Draga in ; fortress of; Germany air raid of; German war cemetery outside; I.M.R.O. of; Kalemegdan park in; Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes in; massacre at; Milosh sent to; Minister’s return to; modern ; Palace at; Patriarch of ; pre-war; railway station at ; retaken; return of Yelena to ; secondary school at; Serbs and Austrians and; Suleiman, Pasha of; taken by Suleiman the Great ; taken by Austrians; taken by Prince Eugène of Savoy; Pashalik of; Turkish troops in; University in; Vutchitch in
Bellay, Joachim du
Bellini
Belvedere at Trogir
Belvedere Palace
Belvoir and the Quorn
Benedictines at Padua
Berchtold, Count; ultimatum of
Berenson, Bernard
Bergson
Berlin; aerial bombardment of; Congress of Treaty of
Bernhardt, Sarah
Bertrand, General
Beust, Austrian Chancellor
Biarritz
Bigorski, Yovan, monastery of
Bilinski
‘Billiards’. See Tsetinye, Episcopal Palace at
Bismarck
Bitolj ; costumes and embroideries of; German war memorial in; market day at
Black Drin
‘Black Hand’
‘Black lamb and grey falcon’
Black Sea
Blackwood’s Magazine
Blake, William
Blanche, daughter of Philip of Taranto
Blanche la Vache
Bled
Blessed Osanna
Boadicea, Queen
Bocca di Cattaro (Boka Katorska)
Böcklin’s Die Toteninsel
Boer generals
Bogomil-s; Catacombs of the; - ism
Bohemia; King of
Boleyn, Anne
Bologna, Giovanni
Bolsheviks; and Serbians; and the Patriarch of Karlovtsi, regime of the
Bolshevism
Bomba, King
Bona
Bonaparte, Letizia
Boniface, Governor
Bonsal, Stephen
Bordone, Paris
Boris of Bulgaria, King
Bosch, Hieronymus
Boscovitch, Roger Joseph
Bosna Sarai
Bosnia ; annexed by Aehrenthal; Archbishop of; Catholic; Catholic King of; dowry of; early history of given to Austrian Empire; history of; Hotel; King of; Pasha of; purchases in; Slav in; Slavs and Turks in; song of; songs of; Travnik, capital of; Turks driven out of; under the Austrians ; under Turks
Bosnian-s; assassin of Milan; costume of; market ; poverty of; women
Bosporus
Boucher’s Mme. Pompadour
Bourget
Bozhidar. See Karageorgevitch, Bozhidar
Brahms
Brand
Brankovitch, George
Brankovitch, Vuk
Brenner Pass
Bristol
British, in North Africa; Mediterranean Fleet
Brod
Broniewsky, Monsieur
Brontë, Charlotte
Bronx, the
Bronzino
Brotkers Karamazov, The
Broussa
Bucchia
Buchanan, Sir George
Bucharest, British Minister at
Budapest ; Museum
Budva; shops of
Bukhara
Bulbul and Selim ; father and mother of the
Bulgaria ; and Germany; and its German mechanized forces; Army of ; Byzantine partnership with; churches of; defeated by Serbia ; Exarchate; Fascist Party of ; German forces in; King of; Milan’s war declaration against; Serbian discord and ; War
Bulgarian-s ; schools of
Bulgars
Bulitch
Burchell, Mrs.
Burma
Burma Ruby Company
Buxton, Lord
Byron, Lord
Byzantine-s ; and Turks; Art ; Christian; Emperor; Empire ; frescoes; civilization of Serbo-
Byzantium ; and Hungary; and the Balkans ; and Cantacuzenus.; art of the; civilization of; crimes against; government in; Greek writing in; history of; Orthodox
Cabbalists
Caboga, Count
Cadmus
Cæsar Constantine
Cæsar’s De Bello Gallico
Calvin
Camaralzaman
Cambridge Medievol History
Camelots du Roi
Campanile of St. Christopher
Candia
Candidianus
Cannebière
Cantacuzenus, John; and Stephen Dushancrowned himself Emperor; diplomacy of in Prishtina
Capitoline Museum
Capone, Al
Carlovingians
Carlyle
Carol, King
Carpaccio
Carthage
Castellane, Boni de
Castle of St. Angelo
Catarina
Catharism
Catherine the Great
Catholicism
Caudebec
Caulaincourt
Cava, Onofrio de la
Cecil, Lord
Cesarini, Cardinal Julian
Cézanne
Chabrinovitch, Nedyelyko ; father of; family of; sister of
Chagall, Marc
Chalaii, Prince
Chamberlain, John
Chamberlain, Neville; Cabinet of
Chansons de geste
Charlemagne
Charles, Archduke
Charles II,
Charles V,
Charles VI,
Charles of Germany, Emperor
Charles of Naples, King
Chartres; Cathedral of
Chatterton
Chippitch, Louis; Palace
Chotek, Sophie. See Sophie, Archduchess
Christian Scientists
Christianity ; Macedonian
Christians; Moslem rape of
Christ Ruler of All, Monastery of
Chubrilovitch
Churchill, Winston
Ciano
Civil War
Clement
Clement VI, Pope
Clérisseau
Cleveland, Ohio
Clobuk
Clough, Arthur Hugh
Cobden
Cocteau, Jean
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
Coloman of Hungary, King
Communism; France and; Social Democracy and
Communist-s; anti-; in Yugoslavia; Party ; of Bulgaria; regime
Concordat; of Pius VII,
Cunfessions of St. Augustine
Congress of Croatian and Dalmatian Choral Societies
Conrad, Joseph
Constant, Benjamin
Constantine, brother of Milutin; punishment of
Constantine, Grand Duke
Constantine of Greece, King
Constantine the Great
Constantine the poet
Constantinople ; Hagia Sophia of; Janizaries of; route from Dubrovnik
Constantius Chlorus
Corfu
Corsica
Corso; in Belgrade
Costì fan tutte
Count of Monte Cristo
Counter-Reformation
Credit Anstalt
Crimean War; Russian aid against Turkey in the
Croatia ; acts of violence in; and Hungarian control; and Starchevitch; and the Turks; as a slave state ; Asiatic invaders of; Austrian influence on; barons of; Ban of; called the Savska Banovina ; Catholic priests in; Concordat (1937) in; Dalmatians in; degradation of; free Parliament abolished in; German influence on; independent; Italians in; Mussolini in; peace in ; political discussion in; religion in; rule of Ban Khuen-Héderváry ; sanatorium in; Separatist Movement in; submission to Hungary; two castles of Valetta’s and Constantine’s discussion offf.; Yugoslavian Government and; Zagreb, capital of
Croat-s ; and Serbs; Clerical Party; discontent of; history of; in the Austro-Hungarian Empire; Peasant Party ; Roman Catholic; self-determination of; terrorists; the language; under Yellatchitch
Cunningham, Mr.
Cyril
Cyrillic
Czechoslovakia ; German annexation of
Czech-s ; Separatist Party
Dahis
Dallas, Texas
Dalmatia ; and Venice ; architecture of; Catholic priests in; influence of Marmont upon; Irredenta; Italian control of; Lika in; sold to Republic of Venice; Southern; Victor and Ovida, Counts of
Dalmatian coast ; Northern; Southern; threatened by Turks
Dalmatians
Dame, Die
Dandolo
Daniel, Archbishop
Daniel, Serbian statesman
Danilo I of Montenegro, Prince-Bishop ; nephew of
Danilo II,
Danube
Darinka, Prince Danilo’s wife
Davies, W. H.
Dawson, Douglas
Debar; headdress of
Dechani ; Abbot of ; blond monk at frescoes at; monastery of ; Patriarchate of ; walls of
Dechanski, Stephen ; cures at tomb of; ritual at tomb of; tomb of
Dedinye
Degas
Dehmel in Vienna
‘Deh vieni, non tardar’
Demeter
Demetrios of Pharos
Demidoff, Aurora; family of
De Regno Dalmatæ et Croa
Descartes
Deubler, Konrad
De Valera
Diana of Ephesus
Diderot
Dietrich, Marlene
Dimitriyevitch, Dragutin. See ‘Apis’
Dimitrov
Diocletian ; Code of; death of; mausoleum of; palace of; persecutions of; retirement of; sarcophagus of; wife and daughter of
Disraeli
Divide el impera
Djakova, Bishop of
Djakovitsa
Dobrota
Doctrine of Papal Infallibility
Dolgoruki, Prince
Dollfuss, Austrian Chancellor ; assassination of; death of
Doll’s House
Dolomites
Dominican church a
t Trogir
Dominicans
Donatists
Don Juan
Donnersmark, Count Henkel
Dostoievsky
Draga, Queen. See Obrenovitch, Queen Draga
Dragutin, King
Dragutin, the chauffeur
Drin
Drina, River
Dual monarchy ; Austria’s desire for a
Dubrovnik (Ragusa) ; ambassadors to Turkey; Cathedral of; Church of St. Blaise in; convent of ; Corso of; Custom House and Mint; early government and laws; earthquake at; end of; fountain in; history of; Rector’s palace at ; resistance to Turkey; route to Constantinople
Duccio
Duke of Orléans
Dumas, Alexandre
Dunapalota hotel
Dunbar, William
Durham, Miss
Durmitor
Dushan, Emperor Stephen ; and Cantacuzenus; crowned Emperor and Autocrat, court life of; death of; fresco portrait of; legal code of; mastery of the Balkans by; son of titles of; Tsar; war campaign and diplomacy of
Dushitza, daughter of Stephen Dechanski
Dutch East Indies
‘Eagles, The’
Eastern Church
Eastern Empire. See Byzantium
Eddy, Mary Baker
Edward VII, King
Edward VIII, King. See Windsor, Duke of
Egypt
Ekaterinburg
Elective Affinities
El Greco
Elijah
Eliot, Sir Charles
Elizabeth, Bosnian King’s daughter
Elizabeth, Hungarian wife of Duke John of Neopatras
Elizabeth of Austria, Empress ; assassination of; children of
Elizabeth of England, Queen
Empire, aspects of; furniture; tendency of
England; advantage of Turkey in Europe to; arms to Serbians from; betrayal in Chamberlain‘s; insecurity of ; in days that followed Munich ; period of inactivity in
Englische Platte
Epidaurus
Epirus
Erasmus
Ericson, Leif
Essay on Liberty
Essex
Estonia
Ethniké Hetairia
Ethnographical Museum
Eton
Eudocia
Eugène of Savoy, Prince ; at Belgrade
Euphemia, Princess
Euphrosyne
Europe; Central ; Eastern and Central; enslavement of ; furniture of Central; in 1940, in the 14th century; industrial architecture of Central; Islamized; map of; Medieval ; peasant art of Central; Renaissance; South-East ; Southern and Northern ; Turkey in; Turks and ; Western ; Yaitse, key to Central