Index: Papers of John Adams, Volume 21, M

• Maastricht, Netherlands
• Mably, Gabriel Bonnot, Abbé de (French writer)
• McAlpin, James (Phila. tailor)
• MacClintock, Rev. Samuel (of Greenland, N.H.)
• MacCreery, William (Baltimore merchant)
• Macdonald, Archibald (Scottish jurist)
• McGillivray, Alexander (Creek chief)
• McHenry, James (U.S. secy. of war)
• Machiavelli, Niccolò
• McKean, Thomas (Penn. chief justice)
• McKee, Alexander (Brit. diplomatic agent)
• Mackintosh, Sir James (Scottish writer)
• MacLaine (McLane), Rev. Archibald (of the English Church at The Hague)
• Macpherson, John (Phila. privateer)
• McRea, James Mease (Alexandria, Va., postmaster)
• Madison, James (of Va.)
• Madrid, Spain
• Magaw, Rev. Samuel (of Phila.)
• Magee, Capt. James (of the Margaret)
• Mahon, Lord
• Mails
• Maine
• Mainz (Mentz), Germany
• Malcom, Samuel Bayard (private secy. to JA)
• Malmesbury, James Harris, 1st Earl of (Brit. diplomat)
• Manchester, England
• Mandeville, Bernard
• Mangourit, Michel Ange Bernard de (French diplomat)
• Mantua, Italy
• Manuel, Pierre Louis (Paris police clerk)
• Manufactures and manufacturing
• Maps
• Marat, Jean Paul (French revolutionary)
• Marblehead, Mass.
• Marchant, Henry (of Newport, R.I.)
• Marcus Claudius Marcellus (Roman general)
• Margaret (Amer. ship)
• Margarot, Maurice (Brit. political reformer)
• Margate, England
• Maria (Amer. schooner)
• Marie Antoinette, Queen of France
• Marie Thérèse Charlotte, Madame Royale (daughter of Louis XVI)
• Marietta, Ohio
• Markoe, Peter (Phila. playwright)
• Marnham, England
• Marquesas Islands
• Marriages
• Marseilles, France
• Marsh, Capt. (of the Ceres)
• Marshall, Humphrey (Ky. senator)
• Martens, Georg Friedrich de
• Martin, Alexander (N.C. senator)
• Mary II, Queen of England
• Maryland
• Maryland (Amer. ship)
• Mason, Jonathan, Sr. (of Boston)
• Mason, Stevens Thomson (Va. senator)
• Massachusetts
• Massachusetts Centinel (Boston)
• Massachusetts Gazette and Boston Weekly News-Letter
• Massachusetts Historical Society
• Massachusetts Humane Society
• Massachusetts Medical Society
• Mathers, James (Senate doorkeeper)
• Maubeuge, France
• Maumee Bay
• Maumee River
• Maund, John James (Va. attorney)
• Maunsell, Gen. John (Brit.)
• Mawbey, Sir Joseph (Brit. politician)
• Mawlay Sulayman ibn Mohammad (son of Mohammad III)
• Meade, George (Phila. merchant)
• Mease, James (Phila. physician)
• Mechel, Christian (Swiss printer)
• Medals
• Medford, Mass.
• Mediterranean Sea
• Meredith, Samuel (treasurer of U.S.)
• Merrimack, N.H.
• Merwin, Miles (Phila. lawyer)
• Metz, France
• Miami Company (land firm)
• Miami Nation
• Middlesex, England
• Middlesex (Amer. ship)
• Middle Temple
• Mifflin, Thomas (gov. of Penn.)
• Milan, Italy
• Militia (U.S.)
• Millar, John (Scottish law professor)
• Millar, John Craig (son of John)
• Mill Creek, Ohio
• Miller, Rev. John (father of Samuel)
• Miller, Rev. Samuel (Presbyterian clergyman)
• Milligan, Jacob (of Charleston, S.C.)
• Milton, John
• Minas Basin
• Minerva (Brit. ship)
• Mint, U.S.
• Mississaugas Nation
• Mississippi River
• Mississippi Territory
• Mitchell, Alexander (son of William)
• Mitchell, John
• Mitchell, John Hinckley (Phila. merchant)
• Mitchell, Stephen Mix (Conn. senator)
• Mitchell, William
• Mitchell, Capt. (of the George)
• Mitchell, Mrs. (wife of Alexander)
• Mitchill, Samuel Latham (Columbia professor)
• Modena, Italy
• Mogador (now Essaouira), Morocco
• Mohammad III
• Mohammad ibn Uthman, Dey of Algiers
• Mohammad ibn Uthman al-Miknasi, (Moroccan foreign minister)
• Mohawk Nation
• Möllendorf, Gen. Wichard Joachim Heinrich von (Prussian)
• Moncrief, Lt. Col. James (Brit.)
• Money
• Moniteur Batave (Netherlands)
• Monmouth County, N.Y.
• Monroe, Elizabeth Kortright (wife of James)
• Monroe, James (Va. senator)
• Mons, Belgium
• Montesquieu, Charles Louis de Secondat, Baron de La Brède et de
• Montfort, Mr. (Dutch clergyman)
• Montgomery, Andrew (Amer. sailor)
• Montgomery, James (brother of Robert)
• Montgomery, John (brother of Robert)
• Montgomery, Robert (Irish merchant)
• Montgomery, William (Penn. representative)
• Monthly Review (London)
• Monticello (Va. estate)
• Montmorin de Saint Herem, Armand Marc, Comte de (French foreign minister)
• Montreal, Canada
• More, Benjamin (Washington, D.C., printer)
• Moreau de Saint Méry & Co. (Phila. booksellers)
• Morgan, Benjamin Rawle (Phila. lawyer)
• Morgan, George Cadogan (Welsh writer)
• Morgan, Jacob (Phila. manufacturer)
• Morges, Switzerland
• Morning Chronicle (N.Y.)
• Morning Post (London)
• Morocco
• Morris, Gouverneur (U.S. minister to France)
• Morris, Robert, Sr. (1734–1806, Penn. senator)
• Morris, Robert, Jr. (1769–ca. 1804, son of Robert, Sr.)
• Morris, Thomas (Phila. brewer)
• Morris, Nicholson, & Greenleaf (Washington, D.C., land firm)
• Morse, Rev. Jedidiah (of Charlestown)
• Morton, Perez (of Braintree)
• Motte, Charles (of S.C.)
• Moultrie, William (gov. of S.C.)
• Mount Vernon (Va. estate)
• Muhlenberg, Frederick Augustus Conrad (Penn. representative)
• Muhlenberg, John Peter Gabriel (Penn. representative)
• Muir, Thomas (Brit. political reformer)
• Mulgrave, Henry Phipps, 1st Earl of (Brit. politician)
• Munich, Germany
• Munitions
• Munsee Nation
• Muratorius, Ludovicus Antonius
• Murray, Rev. John (of Gloucester, Mass.)
• Murray, Judith Sargent Stevens (Amer. author, wife of John)
• Murray, William Vans (Md. representative)
• Music
• Muskingum River