Leopold of Bourbon, Crown Prince, 313 Lillo of Aquila, Count, 253-4 Livron, General, 304 Lombards, 40, 44, 48 Loreto, 143 Louis of Anjou, Prince, 273 Louis of Durazzo, Prince, 253, 272 Louis of Taranto, Prince (afterwards King of Naples), 2nd husband of Queen Joan, his personal appearance, 204, 214; marries Joan of Naples, 237; civil war between Charles of Durazzo and, 244 _et sq._; resists Louis of Hungary, 250 _et sq._, 262 _et sq._; joins Queen Joan at Provence, 252; his marriage to Joan confirmed by Clement VI, 260; his rescue of Princess Maria, 265 _et sq._; returns to Naples with Queen Joan, 270; his coronation, 271; his death, 272 Louis XVIII, 316 M Macdonald, Marshal, 309, 312 Maceroni, 319, 320 Magella, 296 Maio, General, 306 Malachy, St., 84 Malastrata, Carlo, 191 Marcella, 3 Marcellinus, 103 Marcus Agrippa, 55 Marie Louise, Empress of France, 123 Marie de Medici, 336 Marie of Valois, 200 Marius, 145 Marmont, Marshal, 314 Martin V, 189 Mary of Calabria, Princess (afterwards Duchess of Durazzo), 203, 206-7, 311, 214 _et sq._, 238, 248 Masaniello, 242 Masdea, Father, 327 Mastai-Ferretti, Cardinal, 107, 255, 259, 262, 265 _et sq._ Mastai-Ferretti, Count, 73 _et sq._, 81 Mastai-Ferretti, Countess, 74 _et sq._ Mastai-Ferretti, Giovanni. _See_ Pius IX Maurice, Emperor, 44-5, 51 Maurus, 29 _et sq._ Metternich, Count, 116, 119 _et sq._, 133, 290, 295, 299, 320 Mier, Count Von, 285 Milan Cathedral, 59 Milan, Dukes of. _See_ Gian, Giovanni, and Filippo Mileto, Count of, 213, 241 Miollis, General de, 118, 288 Mocenigo, Doge of Venice, 186, 190 Mohr, 303 Monastic Orders, 14-15 Montalembert, _cited_, 19, 28, 34, 47 Montefeltro, Guido de, 148 Monte Scaglioso, Bertram des Baux, Count of, 238-9, 242, 264 Montigny, General, 306-7 Morcone, Count of, 213, 223, 241 Morcone, Countess of, 206, 223, 231, 241 Moscow, 280 Murano, 348-9 Murat, Caroline Queen of Naples, 297 _et sq._, 308 _et sq._, 325 Murat, Joachim, King of Naples, his descent from power, 277; his difficult position, 278; conspiracies against his life, 279, 280; his public works, 280; and the Smolensk campaign, 280; attempts to unify Italy, 281; and the suggested alliance with Austria, 285 _et sq._; and Pope Pius VII, 291-2, 296; receives the news of Napoleon’s abdication, 292-3; adjusts his kingdom, 293-4; Talleyrand’s enmity towards, 294 _et sq._; and Napoleon’s escape from Elba, 299 _et sq._; engages in war against Austria, 303 _et sq._; his defeat, 309 _et sq._; resolves to join Napoleon, 311; at Toulon, 315-16; his perils _en route_ for Paris, 316 _et sq._; and Austria’s offer to, 319 _et sq._; lands at Pizzo, 3; is imprisoned, 322 _et sq._; his trial and death sentence, 324 _et sq._; last letter to Caroline, 325; his execution, 327-8 Muzi, Monsignor, 85, 87 _et sq._ N Naples, under Queen Joan, 201 _et sq._; under Murat, 276 _et sq._