Major-General
that title in the United States army which ranks below a general and a lieutenant-general, and above a brigadier-general. For some years prior to the World War it was the highest rank held by any officer in the service. A major-general commands a division, or, in time of peace, a territorial department. MAJOR GRÆCIA. See MAGNA GRÆCIA.
MAJUBA (mä-jö'bä) HILL, an eminence in the extreme N. of Natal, the scene of the defeat of 648 British troops, with the loss of their leader, Sir George MAKART Colley, by a greatly superior force of Transvaal Boers, Feb. 27, 1881.
MALAGA were under a governor instead of a king (i: 8), and the Temple was rebuilt (i: 7, 10, iii: 1, 10). The governor was probably Nehemiah, during his second Jerusalem. If so, then, Malachi