Squanto, in exemplifying forgiveness and charity, helped bring to the New World, and to the Pilgrims, the virtue of love at the heart of Christianity. St. Paul reminds us, ‘In all circumstances give ...

Squanto is one of the most famous Native Americans. Pictured: A turkey made of silver at Thanksgiving in 2007. Getty Images Squanto -- guide, interpreter and teacher -- is one of the most famous ...

Native American history, a subject honored this month, has been revised and distorted for centuries. The story of Squanto, the Pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving is a prime example. Lipman’s book is ...

As you gobble your Thanksgiving turkey, imagine being a Pilgrim in March 1621. Hardly four months after the Mayflower reached Plymouth Rock the previous November, you still struggle for food, shelter ...

Everyone around Boston should know something about the story of the so-called first Thanksgiving. The Pilgrims and the Indians got together and celebrated a great harvest. The rest is history, right?

As Americans sit down to their Thanksgiving Day feasts, some may recall the story of the “Pilgrim Fathers” who founded one of the first English settlements in North America in 1620, at what is today ...

As Americans sit down to their Thanksgiving Day feasts, some may recall the story of the “Pilgrim Fathers” who founded one of the first English settlements in North America in 1620, at what is today ...

The story of how the Pilgrims arrived at our shores on the Mayflower—and how a friendly Patuxet native named Squanto showed them how to plant corn, using fish as fertilizer—is well-known. But ...