My name denotes any weary traveler journeying to a sacred shrine, yet with a buckled hat on Plymouth's shore, I am remembered as the historical host of the first Thanksgiving feast. Who am I?
A Pilgrim
A 'pilgrim' is a religious traveler by definition, but capitalized it refers to the English settlers at Plymouth who celebrated the early harvest feast.
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