Thanksgiving Day is a great American holiday. Of course, today it’s under attack, or being redefined.
One of the “redefinitions” of Thanksgiving Day is to say that the Spaniards celebrated Thanksgiving before the Pilgrims did.
Is that correct? This article explores the question.
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Article by Allan Wall, published November 26th, 2020, on VDARE.COM.
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