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Q: What Europeans were at the 1621 Thanksgiving feast?
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What present Thanksgiving food was not included in the 1621 Thanksgiving feast?

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In what year was the first original feast of thanksgiving held?

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What year did the Pilgrims have their first Thanksgiving feast?

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In 1621 the Pilgrims gathered for a feast which has since come to be known as the first thanksgiving. Why was the feast held?

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In 1621 the pilgrims gathered for a feast which has since come to be known as the first thanksgiving . why was that feast held?

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