Public Thanksgiving Proclamation 1775 Watertown
From the Massachusetts Gazette dated November 4 1775 a proclamation appoints Thursday the 23d of November as a day of public thanksgiving across the colony. It urges ministers and people to worship and praise God, notes hardships from British actions and droughts, honors colonial leaders, and calls for unity among the American colonies.
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