19th
November 1620,
The
Pilgrim Fathers arriving on the Mayflower
and
landing
in New England,
where
they founded the Plymouth Colony.
Original
Artwork:
Painting
by Charles Lucy.
(Photo
by Three Lions/Getty Images)
This
writing looks like an honest attempt at getting to the truth.
And
I applaud
them at this attempt.
However,
I was
kind·a (kīn′də), hoping that I could learn something about my
people in this article.
Alas, same old
'many words, little
substance'.
In Point of Fact,
the new arrivals, no matter their religious belief, were weak, hungry
and tired
from the long journey to
'Native American
land.
The Wampanoag tribe
did greet and care for these new arrivals
as most human beings would.
The New arrivals did
build a colony,
on the land of the Wampanoag tribe.
With or without
permission, this is debatable.
The problem that
soon came between the two cultures was
the quick expansion of this and many
other colonies on
'Tribal land'!
Next came the not
understanding of each other and their cultures.
Group Aims To Dispel
400-Year-Old ‘Fake News’ About New England
By William J. Kole,
Associated Press December 25, 2016 4:07 PM
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The
authors of this article has promised follow up
And
Of course,
so do I.
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