Louisville, _loo'is-vill_ or _loo'y-vill_. M McDonough, _mak-don'oh_. Madeira, _ma-de'ra_ or _ma-day'i-ra_. Maltese, _mall-tees'_ or _mall-teez'_. Marseillaise, _mar-se-layz'_. Maryland, _mer'i-land_. Mediterranean, _med-i-ter-ra'ne-an_. Megantic, _me-gan'tic_. Meigs, _megs_. Montaigne, _mon-tain'_. Monticello, _mon-te-sel'lo_. Montreal, _mont-re-all'_. Morocco, _mo-rock'o_. Moultrie, _moo'try_ or _mool'try_. N Napoleon, _na-po'le-on_. Newburyport, _new-ber-y-port'_. Newfoundland, _new'fund-land_. Nolichucky, _nol-i-chuck'y_. Norridgewock, _nor'ij-walk_. O O'Hara, _o-hah'ra_. P Pakenham, _pak'en-am_. Portsmouth, _ports'muth_. Preble, _preb'el_. Prussia, _prush'a_. Q Quebec, _kwee-bek'_. Quincy, _kwin'zy_. R Randolph, _ran'dolf_. Rappahannock, _rap-a-han'ok_. Rawdon, _raw'don_. Rennie, _ren'y_. Revere, _re-veer'_. Rochambeau, _ro-sham-bo'_. S St. Louis, _saint loo'is_ or _saint loo'y_. Saratoga, _sar-a-to'ga_. Sartigan, _sar'ti-gan_. Schuyler, _sky'ler_. Sevier, _se-veer'_. Shawnees, _shaw-neez'_. Staten, _stat'en_. T Tallmadge, _tal'mij_. Ticonderoga, _ti-kon-de-ro'ga_. Tilghman, _till'man_. Tompkins, _tomp'kins_. Tripoli, _trip'o-ly_. V Ville de Paris, _vill de_ (_e_ as in _her_) _pah-ree'_. Villere, _vil-ray'_. Vincennes, _vin-senz'_. W Wabash, _waw'bash_. Watauga, _wa-taw'ga_. Wayne, _wain_. Worcester, _woos'ter_ (_oo_ as in _foot_). APPENDIX BOOKS FOR REFERENCE AND READING IN THE STUDY OF AMERICAN HISTORY This book is designed to be used either before the formal text-book on American history is begun, or to be read in connection with it. It is also intended to serve as a convenient basis for more extended work on the part of both teacher and pupils. Hence, to the reading of the preceding chapters should be added a systematic course in supplementary reading. The following plan is suggested, which may be readily modified to meet the needs of any particular class of pupils: REFERENCE BOOKS FOR TEACHERS Two books are of special value to teachers. These are Channing and Hart's _Guide to American History_ (Ginn & Company, $2.00), and Gordy and Twitchell's _Pathfinder in American History_ (Lee & Shepard, $1.20. In separate parts, Part I, 60 cents; Part II, 90 cents). These two works are replete with suggestions, hints, and helps on collateral study, with numerous references, detailed lists of topics, and a wide range of other subjects which make them indispensable to the teacher of American history. * * * * * * NOTE.--The subject of reference books on American history is treated thoroughly in Montgomery's _American History_ (see "Short List of Books," page xxxiii in Appendix), and Fiske's _History of the United States_ (see Appendix D, page 530, Appendix E, page 539, and Appendix F, page 542).