Banks, Governor, i. 37 _note_
Baring, ii. 96 _note_[3]
Bath, Marquis of, ii. 193 _note_
Beals, Mr., ii. 191
Bedford, Duke of, i. 96 _and note_[3]
_Bee Hive, The, _cited, ii. 293 _note_
Beecher, Henry Ward, ii. 184 _and
note_[3]
Beesly, Professor, speech of, at
Trades Unions of London Meeting,
ii. 292
_Belfast Whig_, The, i. 70 _note_[1];
231 _note_
Belligny, French Consul at Charleston,
i. 185 _note_[1], 186, 188, 189,
191 _and note_[4]
_Bell's Weekly Messenger_, quoted,
ii. 104
Benjamin, Confederate Secretary
of State, ii. 5; Mercier's interview
with, i. 284, 285; report of,
to Slidell on Mercier's visit,
284 _note_[2]; instructions of, to
Slidell offering commercial advantages
for French intervention,
ii. 24 _and note_[2]; on idea
of Confederate loan, 158-9; recalls
Mason, 179; and recognition
of the Confederacy, 217; on the
attitude of France to the Confederacy,
236 _note_[2]; plan of
offering abolition of slavery in
return for recognition, 249;
otherwise mentioned, i. 292;
ii. 88 _note_[2], 148, 154 _note_[1], 213
_note_[1]
Bentinck, i. 268, 269
Bernard, Montague:
_Neutrality, The, of Great Britain
during the American Civil War_,
quoted, i., 100 _and note_[1],
137-8; ii. 118; cited, i. 171
_note_[1], 245 _note_[3], 246 _note_[2],
263 _notes_; ii. 136 _note_[2]; on
the American representations
on the British Proclamation
of Neutrality, i. 100; on
Declaration of Paris negotiations,
137-8; on the Blockade,
263 _and notes_
"Two Lectures on the Present
American War": on recognition,
cited, i. 183
Bigelow, John, ii. 71 _note_[3]:
_France and the Confederate Navy_,
cited, ii. 57 _note_[2]
_Retrospections of an Active Life_,
cited, i. 56 _note_, 217 _note_[2];
ii. 71 _note_[3], 88 _note_[2], 128 _note_[3],
130 _note_[2]; Gladstone and the
Cotton Loan, 163 _note_[2]; U.S.
stimulation of immigration,
200 _note_[1]; cited, 229 _note_[1];
Quoted, ii. 254; advice of, on the
political position in Britain;
quoted, 290; cited, 295 _note_[3]
Billault, M., i. 288, 289 _and note_[1]
Birkbeck, Morris, _Letters from Illinois_,
quoted, i. 25
_Birmingham Post_, The, i. 70 _note_[1];
ii. 231 _note_; letters of S.A.
Goddard in support of emancipation
in, ii. 108-9
Bishop, Rev. Francis, ii. 224
Bismarck, ii. 203
Black, Judge, American Secretary
of