3 days to go! 'The Journey of the Mayflower' is released on Wed, exactly 400 years after the Pilgrims set sail. We explore this complex story in words and music, seeking to shine a light on the unheard voices of the time. https://t.co/pfKgJFjMfp
— Stile Antico (@stileantico) September 13, 2020
Honour to accompany @AdmTonyRadakin @USAmbUK @KvanOosterom at very special event in #Plymouth to mark #Mayflower400 & launch of #MayflowerAutonomousShip. @HMNBDevonport @LLofDevon @PlymLordMayor @RMBandService @RoyalNavy @RoyalMarines #BritainsOceanCity pic.twitter.com/WfFL8PucdS
— Brigadier Jock Fraser Royal Marines (@BrigJkFraserRM) September 16, 2020
Prof. Hall @MDH_GFU will join us for a live videocast at 11:30 a.m. CT to talk about this historic event and the influence of the Pilgrims on the character of America. https://t.co/3Gfryp6Zy2
— Chronicles Magazine (@ChroniclesMag) September 16, 2020
My America, 1620 (essay by Bradley J. Birzer) https://t.co/TRoiyWJRrp
— Winston Elliott III (@WinstonElliott3) September 16, 2020
From Matthew Richer: The 400th anniversary of the Mayflower voyage may become a dominant campaign theme in 2020—and that the consequent duel between the celebration and its enemies could propel President Donald Trump to re-election. https://t.co/EVga7BDLqA https://t.co/uzFPa4zlT1
— VDARE (@vdare) September 16, 2020
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From @peterbrimelow in 1987: "Above all, as many of the Framers were later to say with horror, the American Revolution had nothing in common with the egalitarian, centralizing, authoritarian French Revolution." https://t.co/ATn1MXGc9g https://t.co/Xn5dvxZ5F9
— VDARE (@vdare) September 16, 2020
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