Mendelssohn, Moses (Rambman, "Dessauer"), appealed to by Mitnaggedim, 75; his contact with Russiam Jews, 76-78; his friends and followers, 81-90, 135; his philosophy, 88; referred to, 92; presumed to be author of _Sefer ha-Berit_, 102; his translation of the Pentateuch, 78, 81, 105, 132, 133, 203; post-Mendelssohnian period in Germany, 168; in Russia, 192, 193; his _Jerusalem_, 209; his _Phaedon_, 214; Alexander I's ideal Jew, 128; the "Russian Mendelssohn," 213; Smolenskin and Gottlober on, 265. Mendlin, Jacob Wolf, socialist, 293. Meseritz, Baer of, promoter of Hasidism, 65. _Midrash Talpiyot_, 63. Mielziner, Leo, on Zionist artists, 291. Mikhailovich, Czar Aleksey, 40. Milman, on Maimon's Autobiography, 88. Minhagim, according to Elijah Vilna, 73-74; according to M.A. Guenzburg, 215. Minor, Solomon Zalkind, "the Russian Jellinek," 235, 236. Minsk, 21; Talmudists of, 34, persecution of Hasidim in, 76; schools in, 166-167, 292; reception of Lilienthal in, 172, 173; Maskilim of, 200, 201-235, 246; referred to, 292, 293. Mirabeau's reference to Hurwitz, 92. Mitau, 123, 216. Mitauer, Elias, communal worker, 140. Mitnaggedim, opposition to Hasidism, 70, 131; efforts of, at reconciliation with Hasidim, 120-121; make common cause with Hasidim against Maskilim, 134, 260. _Mnyenie_, by Dyerzhavin, 118. Mohilev, 31, 104, 119, 128, 202. Moldavia, 40-41. Molo, Francisco, economist, 22. Montefiore, Sir Moses, visits Russia, 155-157; invited to Russia, 175; entertained, 200; visit of 1872 to Russia, 230; on the pogroms, 270; on Russo-Jewish women, 299. Morgulis, Manasseh, litterateur, 14, 187-188. Morschtyn, George, proselyte (?), 26. _Mosaide_, by Wessely, 98. Moscow, proselytism in, 25, 26; expulsions from, 56, 153, 271; Jews admitted to, 111; converts in, 177; Russification in, 240; restrictions in the University of, 274, 276; referred to, 291. Moses, martyr, 57. Mussarnikes, 280. Muzhiks, emancipation of, 222-223; education of, 236-237; restlessness of, 249-250; socialism among, 257. Mylich, George Gottfried, Lutheran champion of Jewish rights, 113-114. Nachlass, Wolf, Cantonist, 139. Napoleon, convokes the Sanhedrin, 93; his invasion of Russia, 112, 113; his defeat, 115-117, 128; on Vilna, 197. Narodnaya Volya Society, 257, 278. Narodniki, 236-237. Nazimov, Governor-General, champion of Jews, 201, 225. Nebakhovich, Alexander, theatrical director, 201. Nebakhovich, Leon (Loeb), first defender of Russian Jews in Russian, 114, 125, 130; dramatist, 189. Nebakhovich, Michael, editor of comic paper, 201. Nemirov, 59. Nemirov, Jehiel Michael of, scholar, 35. Nestor's Chronicles, 20.