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of his army, V. 36. His im-provement of the bayonet,V. 37. Itouts the Robert-sons at Saint Johnstone’s,V. 37. His advice disre-garded by the Scotch Mi-nisters, V. 38. The conse-quences, V. 39. Takes theCastle of Bair, V. 43.
Maekays, the, IV. 327. JoinGeneral Mackay and theKing’s troops, IV. 332.
Mackenzie, Sir George, LordAdvocate; his resignation,IV. 264. His life threatened,by the Covenanters, IV. 275.Applies to the House forprotection, IV. 276.
Mackenzies, the, IV. 327.
Mackintoshes; origin of theirname, IV. 321. Their feudwith the clan of Macdonald,IV. 321. Origin of the dis-pute, IV. 321. Their friend-ship with the burghers ofInverness, IV. 323. Theirlands wasted by Macdonaldof ICeppoch, IV. 324. Theirrefusal to join the banner ofOundee with the Mac-donalds, IV. 327.
Maclean of Lochbuy; mustershis clan at the gathering ofLochaber, IV. 329.
Maclean, Sir John, of Duart,IV. 329.
Macleans; their oppressions atthe hands of the Campbells,IV. 317. Offer their assist-ance to James, IV. 317. Ga-thering of the Macleans ofMull, at Lochaber, IV. 329.
Muster of the, of Lochbuy,
IV. 329. Their position onthe field of ICilliecrankie,
V. 2J.
Macleods, the, IV. 327.
Macnaghten of Macnaghten;mustershis clanatLochaber,IV. 328.
Macnaghtens; their alarm atthe influence and power ofthe Duke of Argyle, IV. 316.
Macphersons, the, IV. 327.Their arrival at the camp atBlair, V. 35.
Magdalene College, IV. 10.
Maintenon, Madame de; herearly life, IV. 124. Her cha-racter, IV. 124. Her mar-riage with Lewis XIV. ofFrance, IV. 124, 125. In-tercedes for the city ofTreves, IV. 124, 125. Herenmitv towards Louvois,IV. 125.
Mallow; muster of the Eng-lishry at, IV. 139. TheProtestants driven out from,IV. 160.
Manheim; destroyed by theFrench under Duras, IV.124.
Mantegna, Andrea; hisTriumphs at HamptonCourt, IV. 57. note.
Marlborough, John, Baron(afterwards Duke); com-mands an English brigadeunder Prince AValdeck, V.103. Imputations thrown onhim, V. 104. His love oflucre, V. 104. Opinion offoreigners of the relation in