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The '''Pilgrims''' were a congregation of religious separatists influenced by Robert Browne who landed at Massachusetts in 1620 and founded [[Plymouth Colony]].  They were led by pastor John Robinson, John Carver, church elder William Brewster, and [[William Bradford]].  They are best remembered for their pious culture and staunch belief in religious freedom from an oppressive establishment. [[Thanksgiving]] Day honors them.
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The '''Pilgrims''' were a congregation of religious separatists influenced by Robert Browne who traveled 10 hard weeks at sea in the [[Mayflower]] and landed at [[Massachusetts]] in 1620 to [[Plymouth Colony]].  They were led by pastor John Robinson, John Carver, church elder William Brewster, and [[William Bradford]].  They are best remembered for their pious culture and staunch belief in religious freedom from an oppressive establishment. [[Thanksgiving]] Day honors them.
    
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