Maroons

Maroons, the name given to wild negro bands in Jamaica and Guiana; those in Jamaica left behind by the Spaniards on the conquest of the island by the English, 1655, escaped to the hills, and continued unsubdued till 1795; in Guiana they still maintain independent communities. To maroon a seaman is to leave him alone on an uninhabited island, or adrift in a boat.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Maronites * Marot, Clement
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Markham, Clements Robert
Marlborough
Marlborough, John Churchill, Duke of
Marlowe, Christopher
Marmont
Marmontel, Jean François
Marmora, Sea of
Marne
Marochetti, Baron
Maronites
Maroons
Marot, Clement
Marprelate Tracts
Marque
Marquesas Islands
Marrow Controversy
Marryat, Frederick
Mars
Mars
Marseillaise, The
Marseilles