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MEssRs. ED1roRs: believe Won are in ar
ror IN giving, in your paper of the | lth, the
name of the Sale of Rhode Island as derived
from Rhodes in the Mediterranean. If my in-
formation is correct, the word Rhode is cor
ruptIon Of the German word, rchd, or red, and
was, no doubt, suggested TO the mind of The
person naming the State, by the color of The
soil; which, particularly along the shores of
Narragansett Bay, parlakes largely of this CO.
lor. H.J. w.