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“Twenty-five years of age, Jesse was young in years, but the fatherless boy had ridden a long, hard trail of poverty, hardship, and bigotry before his mother’s deathbed revelation directed his path to the Franklin family.”

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Book:Thanksgiving
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Thanksgiving

This book brings together various narratives and reflections on the Thanksgiving holiday, exploring its history, cultural significance, and the traditions surrounding it. more

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