A History of the United States

by Charles Kendall Adams; William P. Trent

character of his administration, [321];

his famous “Doctrine,” [325], [326].

Monroe Doctrine, promulgated, [326];

extended by Cleveland, [651].

Montcalm, Marquis de, [portrait p. 83], [113];

biographical note, [p. 82 n. 2];

defeated at Quebec, [114].

Monterey, Mexico, taken by Taylor, [381].

Montgomery, General, takes Montreal, [151].

Morgan, Gen. Daniel, [portrait p. 171], [226];