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Tag Archives: Thanksgiving
Book Review: Of Plymouth Plantation
Of Plymouth Plantation: Bradford’s History Of The Plymouth Settlement 1608-1650, by William Bradford This book is a vitally important book to read when it comes to understanding the self-perception of American settlers of New England during the key period when … Continue reading
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Tagged Calvinism, Thanksgiving
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Book Review: Mayflower: A Story Of Courage, Community, And War
Mayflower: A Story Of Courage, Community, And War, by Nathaniel Philbrick Sometimes the familiarity of a story can blind us to its quality and character, and such is the story of the Mayflower. The author apparently wanted to write a … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Book Reviews, History
Tagged Massachusetts, migration, Thanksgiving
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Book Review: 1621: A New Look At Thanksgiving
1621: A New Look At Thanksgiving, by Catherine O’Neill Grace and Margaret M. Bruchac with Pilmoth Plantation, photographs by Sisse Brimberg and Cotton Coulson Revisionist historians have always had a problem with the Thanksgiving story. Given the wide gulf between … Continue reading
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Take Some Time To Appreciate The Cogs In The Wheel
In life, I think most of us understand that we often are cogs in wheels, small parts of much bigger processes going on. I would hope that is not a thought that bothers or disturbs us. However much we may … Continue reading
Book Review: Squanto And The Miracle Of Thanksgiving
Squanto And The Miracle Of Thanksgiving, by Eric Metaxas, illustrated by Shannon Stirnweis As someone who cares a great deal about the keeping of and memory of Thanksgiving [1], I find books about Thanksgiving to be intriguing and worthy of … Continue reading
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Tagged children, slavery, Thanksgiving
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A Modest Proposal For A Non-Intercourse Agreement
Once upon a time, it was not very uncommon for the people of these United States to engage in non-intercourse agreements, although the use of boycotts and similar agreements has always been fraught with some difficulty. At the beginning of … Continue reading
Just Desserts
I can vividly remember my worst Thanksgiving ever. It was not the sort of day one would likely forget. Two days before, my mother had been fitted with a pair of braces and I had been fitted with a retainer, … Continue reading
Posted in American Civil War, American History, Christianity, History, Musings
Tagged food, justice, Thanksgiving
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Up In Smoke
It had all the ingredients of a quiet Thanksgiving night, spent among friends so close as to be family, who I had spent the last few hours eating with, chatting with, and relaxing with. Then, all of the sudden, the … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church of God, Musings
Tagged animals, family, health, property, Thanksgiving
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Cold Hands, Warm Heart
This morning, for the second time this week, I had to scrape ice off of my windows before I could make my way to work, after dropping off some books at the library that I have read [1] before heading … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, History, Musings
Tagged divine providence, health, television, Thanksgiving
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Husker Du
About four years ago, as I was reading about obscure rock bands whose influence far outweighed their history [1], I came across a band I had never heard about from Minneapolis, a city I have never yet visited. The band, … Continue reading