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| Martin V, 1368–1431, pope to Matera |
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| Martin V, 1368–1431, pope |
| Martin, 1356–1410, king of Aragón and count of Barcelona |
| Martin, Agnes |
| Martin, Archer John Porter |
| Martín, Esteban |
| Martin, François Xavier |
| Martin, Homer Dodge |
| Martin, John |
| Martin, Joseph William |
| Martin, Josiah |
| Martin, Luther |
| Martin, Mary |
| Martin, Paul Edgar Philippe, Jr. |
| Martin, Steve |
| Martin, William McChesney, Jr. |
| martin, in zoology |
| Martin de Porres |
| Martin du Gard, Roger |
| Martineau, Harriet |
| Martineau, James |
| Martinelli, Giovanni |
| Martinez |
| Martínez de Campos, Arsenio |
| Martínez de la Rosa, Francisco |
| Martínez de Rozas, Juan |
| Martínez Ruiz, José |
| Martínez Sierra, Gregorio |
| Martini, Giovanni Battista |
| Martini, Simone |
| Martinique |
| Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site |
| Martins, Peter |
| Martinsburg |
| Martins Ferry |
| Martinson, Harry |
| Martinson, Helga Maria (Moa) |
| Martinsville |
Martin , Bohuslav |
| Martin Van Buren National Historic Site |
| Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee |
| Marugame |
| Marvell, Andrew |
| Marvin, Charles Frederick |
| Marwan II |
| Marwar |
| Marx, Karl |
| Marx, Wilhelm |
| Marx Brothers |
| Marxism |
| Mary, the mother of Jesus |
| Mary I, 1516–58, queen of England |
| Mary II, 1662–94, queen of England |
| Mary, 1867–1953, queen consort of George V of England |
| Mary, persons in the Bible |
| Mary, city, Turkmenistan |
| Maryknoll |
| Maryland |
| Maryland, University of |
| Maryland, University System of |
| Mary Magdalene |
| Mary McLeod Bethune Council House National Historic Site |
| Mary of Burgundy |
| Mary of England |
| Mary of Guise |
| Mary of Modena |
| Mary Queen of Scots |
| Mary Tudor |
| Maryut |
| Maryville |
| Mary Washington College |
| Marzuq |
| Masaccio |
| Masada |
| Masai |
| Masaniello |
| Masaoka Shiki |
| Masaryk, Jan |
| Masaryk, Thomas Garrigue |
| Masaya |
| Masbate |
| Mascagni, Pietro |
| mascagnite |
| Mascara |
| Mascarene Islands |
| mascon |
| Masefield, John |
| Masekela, Hugh |
| maser |
| Masereel, Frans |
| Maseru |
| Masham, Abigail, Lady |
| Mashhad |
| Mashin, Draga |
| Mashona |
Ma in, Draga |
| Masinissa |
| Masip, Vicente Juan |
| Masjed Soleyman |
| mask |
| Maskat |
| Maskelyne, Nevil |
| Maslow, Abraham Harold |
| masochism |
| Masolino da Panicale |
| Mason, Bobbie Ann |
| Mason, Daniel Gregory |
| Mason, George |
| Mason, James |
| Mason, James Murray |
| Mason, John, 1586–1635, founder of New Hampshire |
| Mason, John, c.1600–1672, American colonial military commander |
| Mason, John Young |
| Mason, Lowell |
| Mason, William |
| Mason and Slidell Affair |
| Mason City |
| Mason-Dixon Line |
| Masonic orders |
| masonry |
| Masora |
| Masovia |
| Maspero, Gaston Camille Charles |
| Masqat |
| masque |
| Mass, in Christianity |
| mass, in physics |
| Massa, in the Bible |
| Massa, city, Italy |
| Massachuset |
| Massachusetts |
| Massachusetts, University of |
| Massachusetts Bay |
| Massachusetts Bay Company |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| Massachusetts State Teachers College |
| massage |
| Massah |
| Massapequa |
| Massapequa Park |
| Massasoit |
| Massawa |
| Masséna, André |
| Massena |
| Massenet, Jules |
| mass extinction |
| Massey, Vincent |
| Massif Central |
| Massillon, Jean Baptiste |
| Massillon |
| Massine, Léonide |
| Massinger, Philip |
| Massinissa |
| Massive, Mount |
| mass-luminosity relation |
| mass number |
| Masson, André |
| Masson, Frédéric |
| Massorah |
| mass production |
| mass spectrograph |
| mass transit |
| Massys, Quentin |
| mast |
| mastaba |
| mastectomy |
| Master Honoré |
| Master of Flémalle |
| Master of the Housebook |
| Masters, Edgar Lee |
| Masters and Johnson |
| mastic |
| mastiff |
| Mastigophora |
| mastitis |
| mastitis, bovine |
| mastodon |
| Mastroianni, Marcello |
| Masuda |
| Masudi, Abd al-Hasan Ali ibn al-Husayn |
| Masulipatnam |
| Masur, Kurt |
| Masuria |
| masurium |
| Matabei |
| Matabele |
| Matadi |
| Matagorda Bay |
| Mata Hari |
| matamata |
| Matamoros, Mariano |
| Matamoros |
| Matane |
| Matanzas, province, Cuba |
| Matanzas, city, Cuba |
| Matapan, Cape |
| Matapedia, Lake |
| Mataró |
| match |
| maté |
| Matera |
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