G. A. C.

_Derivation of "Martinique"_ (Vol. v., p. 11.).--M. de Magnard, in the

opening chapter of his novel of _Outre-mer_, says the name of

"Martinique" is derived from that which the island had received from the

Caribs:

"Ce nom de 'Martinique' dérive par corruption de l'ancien nom

sauvage et indigène, _Matinina_."

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