The Erickson Report for November 27 to December 10 is a special one that I do almost every year.

It’s the based-on-historical-accounts story of ”the First Thanksgiving,” the much-mythologized and much-misdescribed feast that took place in what is now Plymouth, Massachusetts in the fall of 1621.

Almost every year I think ”Maybe I’ll skip it this year” only to come across another account that bungles the history through either incompetence, ignorance, or ideology. And I decide to do it again.

I’ll add no more here except to say that both traditionalists and revisionists will likely find parts of the story not to their liking.