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One man nearly derailed the New England colonies before they really began There is no holiday more American than Thanksgiving – and perhaps none with origins so shrouded in comforting myths.

In New England, there’s a project to mark the war graves and erect memorials of British and Commonwealth soldiers who fell defending freedom for all the world.

The two men who almost derailed New England’s first colonies Behind the scheme that tried to undermine the Pilgrims. By Peter C. Mancall. Published November 23, 2017 5:58AM (EST) ...

THERE is little to be said of Mr. Doyle’s work except in the way of praise. He is at some pains to inform us that he has written entirely from the original sources, and in this he has adhered to ...

Project Skydrop, an online treasure hunt, grabbed headlines in September when it announced it had hid a gold trophy worth $26,000 in the New England woods. Skip to main content.

New England Bound: Slavery and Colonization in Early America Wendy Warren. Norton/Liveright, $29.95 (352p) ISBN 978-0-87140-672-9 ...

Project Skydrop: Pot of gold now hidden in the woods somewhere in New England. The creators of Project Skydrop, a real-life treasure hunt for a gold trophy worth more than $25,000 that was found ...

Embracing the 250th anniversary of the start of the Revolutionary War this April, the New England Revolution wanted to honor the New England colonies with their newest secondary kits. The ...

But the project isn't starting from scratch. About 10 freedom colonies, established in Bastrop County, have been recorded by Texas A&M urban planning professor Andrea Roberts. The Texas Freedom ...

The two men who almost derailed New England’s first colonies Published: November 21, 2016 10:17pm EST. Peter C. Mancall, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.