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TWO NATIONS AT ONE TABLE
The Pilgrims, the Wampanoag and the First Thanksgiving of 1621
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Ninety guests. Three days. One paragraph of evidence for the First Thanksgiving.
What really happened at Plymouth in 1621? The familiar story is only part of a much larger history.
The English settlers had survived a devastating winter. The Wampanoag, led by Ousamequin, had their own reasons to consider an alliance. When about ninety Wampanoag men joined the colonists for a three day gathering, the event brought together two peoples with different histories, interests and hopes for the future.
Two Nations at One Table brings the key First Thanksgiving figures to life, including Ousamequin, Tisquantum, Samoset, Hobbamock and the English leaders William Bradford and Edward Winslow. Drawing on historical records, it explores the world before the Mayflower, the epidemic that devastated Indigenous communities, and the alliance that later gave way to conflict.
It also traces how a harvest gathering became one of America's most cherished holidays, separating the surviving evidence from traditions that developed over time.
For readers of American history, Native American history and colonial America.
This is the story behind Thanksgiving, told from both sides of the table.
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