- Berliner Tageblatt, 255
- Bernhardi: on defence of war, 158-159; war advocates and school of, 257; on tactics and "pomp of war," 285; policy of, 342
- Bertillon, Dr., on relative individual wealth in nations, 36
- Biermer, Professor, on Protectionist movement in Germany, 95
- Birrell, Mr. Augustine, 367
- Bismarck: and Machiavelli's dictum as to policy of a prudent ruler, 41; and the French indemnity, 91; his surprise at the recuperation of France after the war, 96-97
- Blatchford, Mr. Robert, 18, 177, 178, 215, 216, 259-260, 316, 349, 357
- Block, Maurice, on French indemnity, 98
- Blum, Hans, 98
- Boer War: motives of, 115; results of, 116; cost of, 128
- Bosnia and Herzegovina. See Austria
- Bourget, Paul, advocate of war, 216
- Brazil, international trade of, 78
- Britain: possibility of being "wiped out" in twenty-four hours, 21-22; conquest of, a physical impossibility, 30; Sir C.P. Lucas's policy of colonial government, 111; position of, with regard to "ownership" of Colonies, 115; attitude of, with regard to German trade in Asia Minor, 147-148; Prussianization of, 258; contrast between, and Ancient Rome, 276; position of, with regard to her independent States, 300-301; cause of hostility towards Germany, 315; what the world has to learn from Imperial development of, 380-381; the real exemplar of the nations, 380-382
- Brunetière, advocate of war, 216
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