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It is part of American history that the Pilgrims gave rise to the celebration that we have on the last Thursday of November. But the celebration of the holiday actually was due to the tireless efforts of the female editor of a very popular ladies magazine.
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Sarah Josepha Hale
Squanto Helps the Pilgrims
In October 1777 the thirteen colonies joined in a common celebration of thanksgiving and it is commemorated by the patriotic victory of the British at The Battle of Saratoga. But this was also a onetime deal. President George Washington issued a proclamation for Thanksgiving, in 1789, the year of his inauguration puma suede, but excessive discord among the colonies prevented it from being carried out. This discord so carried over from the Americans who dismiss the struggles of the first colonist that President Thomas Jefferson condemns recognition of Thanksgiving during his two terms.
Plimoth Plantation, William Bradford’s autobiography, stated the celebration lasted three days and consisted of, lobsters, clams puma golf, deer, bass, corn green vegetables, and dried fruits. The Pilgrims invited the chief of the Wampanoag tribe, Massosoit and ninety of the braves. The preparation of the meal which served ninety-one Indians and fifty-six settlers was done by only 4 Pilgrim women and two teenage girls. The six women who prepared the meal worked with limited resources but still managed to produce a varied menu. Current Thanksgiving meals contain many of the same menu choices. Despite myths that surround the holiday, two of the main staples, turkey and pumpkin pie, were most likely not served at that first Thanksgiving sit down. While wild turkeys were served they are not the same bird that we consume today. In the language of the seventeenth-century Pilgrim puma ferrari, “turkey” meant any guinea fowl, or any bird with a featherless head.
The First Thanksgiving’s Menu
The Mayflower brought 102 Pilgrims to America as they sought refuge from religious oppression. After a four month journey they landed on Plymouth Rock on December 11, 1620. By the fall of the next year they had lost forty-six of their own members, mainly to scurvy and pneumonia. So the remaining Pilgrims had much to be thankful for. They had a new crop that was harvested and food was abundant, but above all of that, they were alive.
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