• Le Macandal. Marie, Tante (Marie Augustin).
• Madam. Lynn.
• Madame Delphine. Cable.
• “Mademoiselle Marbry.” Smith.
• Maid Narratives.van Wormer et al.
• Manon Lescaut (French). Prévost.
• Manon Lescaut (English). Prévost.
• Mardi-Gras Mystery Bedford-Jones.
• “Mariaze Compair Lapin.” Fortier.
• “Mariaze Djabe.” Fortier.
• “Mark Twain on Mardi Gras.” Smith.
• “Marriage of Djabe” (English). Fortier.
• “Le Marseillaise Noire.” Naudin.
• “The Marseillaise Noire” (English). Naudin.
• The Martyr Patriots. Collens.
• Masterpieces of Negro Eloquence. Dunbar.
• “Mercury Forges.” Ruffin.
• “Midnight Jazz.” Jean.
• Mine Eyes Have Seen. Dunbar.
• Mob Rule in New Orleans. Wells.
• “Monuments Speech.” Landrieu.
• “Moonrise on the Cane.” Kane.
• “Mothering the Shadows.” Kazi.
• “Mr. Pontelier’s Problem.” Magee.
• “Le Mulâtre.” Sejour.
• “The Mulatto.” English.
• “My Father Will Have.” Haymon.
• My First Days in the White House. Long.
• “My Letter to Louisiana.” Becker.
• “My Mother’s the Daughter.” Saloy.
• Mysteries. Testut.
• Myths of the LA Choctaw. Pisatunema.
• Myths of the Mississippi. “Preface.” Judson.
• Myths of the Mississippi. Judson.