artyn, Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding 13th Brigade (_temp._), 22.

Marwitz, General Oberst von der G.O.C. 4th German Cavalry Corps,
on the 2nd (British) Corps (Oct. 12-15), 224.

Maubeuge, 5, 6;
Fortress of, 53, 54;
reason for not withdrawing to, 70-1;
German heavy howitzers from, 144;
Railways from, 53;
Sambre course by, 50;
Strategic importance of, 52-3.

Maubeuge-Givry line, 1st British Army Corps in cantonments on, 47.

Maubeuge-Lille, frontier line, French Reserves guarding, 39.

Maubeuge-Sars-la-Bruyere, British 2nd Army Corps between
(Aug. 21), 47.

Maude, Brigadier-General F. S., G.O.C. 14th Infantry Brigade, 22.

Maud'huy, General de, Commanding 10th French Army (Oct. 3), 197, 200;
operations by, 202, 324-5;
an appreciation of, 202;
on fears of German effort to divide Allied forces, 225;
anxiety of, for his left flank, 241;
representing the French Army at Lord Roberts's funeral service, 282.

Maunoury, General, G.O.C. 6th French Army, 13, 89;
efforts of, to turn enemy flank, 13, 148;
region defended by, 97;
plans of, discussed on Sept. 5, 109-10;
at the Battle of the Marne, 114, 115, 123, 124, 139;
messages from, for British assistance, 135;
French's visit to, 154;
co-operation with, in attack, 161-2.

Maxse, Brigadier-General F. I., G.O.C. 1st Infantry Brigade, 17;
in the Battle of the Marne, 126.

Maxwell, Lieut.-General, I.G. Line of Communications, 161.

May, Lieut.-Colonel, O.C. Artists' Rifles, and the Officers'
Training School, 272.

May-en-Multien, 115.

Meaux, French advance from, 115, 116.

Meerut Division, _see under_ Indian Corps.

Melun, rear section of G.H.Q. at (Sept. 3), 106, 121, 122;
plans for offensive discussed at, 109-10.

Melun-Juvisy line, Joffre's suggestion on, 97.

Mendleston Farm, fighting for, 322.

Menin, German advance to, 208;
cavalry advance towards directed, 219;
4th Corps ordered to attack, probable reason why order not
executed, 221-2;
situation near on Oct. 15 and 19, 224, 227.

Menin Road, 253;
British line momentarily pierced on (Nov. 11), but re-established,
278-9;
successes on, (Nov. 13 and 17), 184, 185.

Menin-Yser line, the few British troops along, fatigue of, 224, 225.

Merris, 204.

Merville, 2nd Corps' left directed on, 203;
French's meeting at, with Generals,