  - A.
- Aberg, 363.
- Aich, 363.
- Alben, Frederick William von der, 59.
- Alten, Plotho, mansion of, 77.
- Alvensleben, Armengard von, wife of George II. von Bismarck, 48.
- ——, family of, 32, n., 40.
- ——, Sabine von, Henning II. von Bismarck’s wife, 47.
- ——, Sophie von, wife of Ludolf IV. von Bismarck, 58.
- Amsterdam, 247.
- AndrÉ, 201.
- Anna, Empress of Russia, 60.
- Archangelski, 290, 291.
- Armorial bearings of the Bismarcks, 68-76.
- Arnim, Frau von; marries Oscar von Arnim, 136.
- ——, Boytzenburg, Count, 131, 192.
- ——, E. F. A. H. C. Oscar von, 103, 120;
- letter to, 304, 305.
- Asseburg, Bertha von der, wife of Valentine von Bismarck, 58.
- ——, the family of, 58, n.
- ——, Joh. Marg. von der, wife of Lud. Aug. von Bismarck, 59.
- ——, Louise Marg., wife of Fred. Chris, von B., 59.
- Auerswald, Rudolf von, 192.
- Augusta Amalia, Princess von Nassau-Usingen, 61.
- Augustenburg, Duke of, 245.
- B.
- Bamberger, L., an historian, 423.
- Bardeleben, Von, wife of Valentine Basso von Bismarck, 58, 59.
- Bartenslebens, the von, 40.
- Bayonne, 321.
- Becker, Professor, 224.
- Beckerath, 167.
- Below, Alexander von, 283.
- Beust, Count, 382.
- Beutner, Dr. Theodor, 147.
- Biarritz, 324-356.
- Biron, E. J. von, Duke of Courland, 60, n.
- Bischofswerder, General J. R. von, 102.
- Bismarck, Abraham von, 57.
- ——, Albertine Louise von, 59.
- ——, Anna Ottilie von, 57.
- ——, Alex. Fred. Ferd. von, 103.
- ——, August von, 58.
- ——, August Fred. von, 61, 62, 103.
- ——, Bernhard von, 103.
- ——, on the Biese, 31, 32.
- ——, Busso von, 48.
- ——, Charles Alexander von, 62.
- ——, Ch
nternal">256;
- at Frankfurt, 257;
- on the Zollverein, 258, 259;
- at St. Petersburg, 262;
- at Hohendorf, 270;
- at StolpmÜnde, 274;
- at Berlin, 275;
- Ambassador to Russia, 280;
- illness, 281;
- return to Petersburg, 283;
- at Baden-Baden, 285;
- personal appearance in 1861, 286;
- at Pskow, 286;
- at Moscow, 289;
- at Peterhof, 292;
- at Petersburg, 294;
- at Berlin, 295;
- journey through Russia, 296-298;
- at Peterhof, 298, 299;
- at Zarskoe-Selo, 299-301;
- at Petersburg, 301-309;
- Ambassador at Paris, 313;
- at Berlin, 313-315;
- at Paris, 315-318;
- received by the Emperor, 316;
- goes to London, 318;
- at Trouville, 320;
- at Bordeaux, 320, 321;
- Bayonne, 321;
- at San Sebastian, 322;
- at Biarritz, 324;
- at Luchon, 326;
- at Toulouse, 327;
- appointed Minister-President, 331-337;
- Policy as Premier, 334;
- farewell audience with Napoleon III., 342;
- conference with Count Karolyi, 344-348;
- cession of the Duchies, 357;
- raised to the rank of Count, 360;
- the great year 1866, 382;
- shot at by Kohn-Blind, 389;
- war with Austria, 393;
- battle of Sadowa, 400;
- peace, 406;
- goes to Varzin, 427;
- falls from his horse, 428;
- visits Holstein, 429;
- gives a ball, 431;
- his house, 441;
- his country estate, 448.
- ——, Pantaleon von, 48.
- ——, Pantaleon II. von, 58.
- ——, Lieut. Philip von, 106.
- ——, Philip Ludwig Leopold Frederick, 67.
- ——, Rulo von, 158, n.
- Ludwig, Marquis of Brandenburg, 37.
- Lynar, Count, 220.
- M.
- Malet, Sir Alexander, 224.
- Manteuffel, Von, 167, 190, 192;
- made minister, 209;
- goes to OlmÜtz, 209.
- Menken, Anastatius Ludwig, 101, 102.
- ——, Louise Wilhelmina, 101.
- Metternich, Prince, 227, 278.
- Mevissen, 167.
- Milde, a deputy, 185.
- Miltitz, Louise von, 66.
- Moerner, Otto von, 45.
- MÖllendorff, the family of, 59, n.
- ——, Frederica Soph., 58.
- Motley, Lothrop, 121, 128.
- Moltke, General von, 393.
- Moscow, description of, 289, 290.
- N.
- Napoleon III., 253;
- receives Bismarck, 316, 342.
- Natzmer, Gneomar D., 59.
- Neiendorff, Ludwig von, 42.
- Netzlingen, a hunting-box, 52.
- Neumann, Trine, 107.
- Nicolsburg, 405.
- Nolde, Baron, 284.
- Norderney, a bathing-place, 248.
- O.
- Oertzen, Von, 224.
- Ofen, 236.
- Oldekop of Hanover, 121.
- Olga, Archduchess of Russia, 230.
- OlmÜtz, Treaty of, 209.
- Oppermann, 205.
- Oranienburg, formerly Boetzow, 47.
- Osten, Prokesch von, 223.
- Ostend, 246.
- Osterburg, the Count of, 32.
- P.
- Parey, on the Elbe, 77.
- Paris, Bismarck Ambassador at, 310-313.
- Pesth, 236.
- Peterhof, description of, 292-294, 299.
- Petersburg, 262, 287, 294, 301-304, 305-309.
- Pfordten, Von der, 359.
- Plamann, the Institute, 107.
- Plehwe, Lieut.-Col. von, 146.
- Plotho, the family of, 77.
- Portitz, Dietrich von, *******
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