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slaveplanet Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Nov-23-05 12:38 PM
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31. yep- It was a proclaimation in the defeat
of Genocide(slavery) not the other way around....

many national days of Thanksgiving were declared before 1862 and all most all of those had to do with victory in Battle and almost all those battles had to do with a certain enemy----ENGLAND...who was also engaged in the Genocide of former colonists.


Pilgrims and Natives were never really mixed in with the Thanksgiving holiday until the 20th century....

although many states had celebrated a harvest type thanksgiving day prior to the 1860s, and most of those were New England states
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