That Woman Part 23

Maxim's (restaurant), Paris

Maxwell, Dominic

Maxwell, Elsa

Melton Mowbray

Mendl, Elsie, Lady (Elsie de Wolfe)

Mensdorff-Pouilly-Dietrichstein, Count Albert

Merryman, Bessie (nee Montague; Wallis's aunt; Mrs D. Buchanan-Merryman): Wallis named for; Wallis lives with; as adviser to Wallis; and Wallis's first marriage and divorce; Wallis accompanies to Europe; and Wallis's determination to meet Edward; and Wallis's stomach trouble; pays for Wallis's return to USA; letters from Wallis on relations with Edward; travels to Biarritz with Wallis and Edward; on Edward's infatuation with Wallis; correspondence with Wallis; Wallis requests family tree from; and Wallis's confidence in Edward as king; sends US newspaper cuttings to Wallis; in London; attends Wallis-Edward wedding; and Wallis's dislike of Bahamas; death

Merryman, Buck (Wallis's uncle)

Metcalfe, Lady Alexandra ('Baba')

Metcalfe, Captain Edward ('Fruity')

Metral, Leah ('Midget'; 'The French Hussy')

Metropolitan Police; see also Special Branch

Meurice, Hotel, Paris

Miami

Milford Haven, Nada, Marchioness of

Miller, Gilbert

Molyneaux (fas.h.i.+on house)

monarchy (British): reverence for

Monckton, Bridget Helen, Lady

Monckton, Sir Walter (later 1st Viscount): on Edward's feelings for Wallis; as Edward's legal adviss t Her; and opposition to Edward's intended marriage; on Edward's remoteness from public opinion; and Wallis's denial of permanent relations with Edward; and Wallis's divorce from Simpson; and Edward's determination to stay with Wallis; drives Edward to Portsmouth; on Edward's devotion to mother; clears up at Fort Belvedere; knighthood; tact; and Windsors' wedding; on old Harrovians; at Cande; and refusal of HRH t.i.tle to Wallis; and Edward's financial situation; remains loyal to Edward; and Edward's trip to Germany; on royal opposition to Windsors' return; as channel of communication for Windsors; and Edward's return for war work; and Windsors' return from France in war; and ostracism of Wallis in England; and Edward's posting to British Military Mission in France; and Edward's appointment to Bahamas; and Edward's request to take leave from Bahamas; Wallis's correspondence with; and Edward's pessimism over losses in Europe; visits Windsors in Paris

Monroe, Marilyn

Montague family

Montague, Mary Anne (Wallis's grandmother)

Montague, Peter

Montague, William (Wallis's grandfather)

Montecucolli (s.h.i.+p)

Morgan sisters

Morley, Sir G.o.dfrey

Morrell, Lady Ottoline

Mortimer, Linda

Mosley, Diana, Lady (nee Mitford)

Mosley, Sir Oswald

Mothers' Union