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driven back by Majors Brown and Livingston, i. 679; arrival of, at Quebec, during the siege by Arnold, i. 701; and his Scotch Highlanders the only reliable defence of Quebec, i. 702; Arnold's summons to surrender disregarded by, i. 703; stationed at Deschambault with an advanced corps, ii. 147.

M'Leod, Alexander, a leader among the Scotch Highlanders in North Carolina, ii. 115; killed in the battle at Moore's-creek bridge, ii. 118.

M'Neare, doorkeeper of the second continental Congress, i. 528.

M'Pherson, plan of, for the destruction of the British fleet in Boston harbor, i. 748.

M'Pherson Blues, survivors of, in May, 1860 (_note_), iii. 568.

Madison, a contributor to _The Federalist_, iii. 77; desire of, that Washington should remain in office, iii. 199; letter addressed to, by Washington, in relation to his desire to retire from public life, iii. 200; esteem of Washington for, iii. 232; resolutions of, in relation to commercial restrictions and duties,