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  • Milton, John (1608–74), poet and polemicist.
  • Minchin, James Innes (1825–1903), Madras civil servant.
  • Minto, Mary Eliza (afterwards Ruxton, 1821–97), correspondent. In AB-3, AB-4, AB-6. See biographical sketch.
  • Mitford, Mary Russell (1787–1855), playwright and writer. In AB-3. See biographical sketch.
  • Mohl, Jules (1800–76), French orientalist of German birth.
  • Mohl, Mary Elizabeth (née Clarke, 1793–1883), salon hostess and author. In AB-3, AB-4, AB-5.
  • Molesworth, William (1810–55), 8th Baronet, politician.
  • Molière, see Poquelin, Jean-Baptiste.
  • Monclar, André Victor de Ripert- (1807–71), Marquis de Ripert-Monclar, French friend of RB. In AB-2, AB-3, AB-4. See biographical sketch.
  • Monod, Adolphe Louis Frédéric Théodore (1802–56), French Protestant churchman.
  • Monro, Emma (née Russell, afterwards Margary, 1820–92), sister of Sir William and Jane Russell, friends of the Barrett family.
  • Monson, Theodosia (née Blacker, 1803–91), Lady Monson, dilettante and promotor of women’s rights. In AB–3, AB–4, AB–5.
  • Montagu, Anna Dorothea (née Benson, formerly Skepper, 1774–1856), literary hostess.
  • Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley (née Pierrepont, 1689–1762), writer.
  • Montalembert, Charles Forbes René de (1810–70), French publicist and historian.
  • Montefiore, Moses Haim (1784–1885), financier and Jewish community leader.
  • Montgomery, Robert ( Gomery, 1807–55), poet and Church of England clergyman.
  • Moore, Thomas (1779–1852), poet.
  • Morgan, Sydney (née Owenson, bapt. 1783, d. 1859), Lady Morgan, novelist and socialite. In AB-2, AB-3, AB-4.
  • Morrall, George (1828–99), of Wolverhampton.
  • Morris, Sophia Amelia (née Holland, 1823–87), widow of Edward Morris, married (1858) Henry Barrett Moulton-Barrett.
  • Morris, William (1834–96), designer, author, and visionary socialist. In AB–4, AB–6.
  • Mortimer, Favell Lee (née Bevan, 1802–78), educational writer.
  • Morton, Savile (1811–52), journalist and philanderer. In AB-3.
  • Moscheles, Felix Stone (1833–1917), painter and peace activist. In AB-5, AB-6, AB-7.

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