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Columbus Day is celebrated every year on the second Monday of October. It is celebrated in remembrance of Christopher Columbus who arrived in America in 1492 on October 12^th. 8^th October Columbus Day 2018 in United States of America is a public holiday is some parts while a working day in other. Celebrate this day with Happy Columbus Day Wishes Messages, Quotes, Sayings & Slogans to share with family and friends.

Happy Columbus Day to you. Discoveries are the reason that today we find ourselves living in a big world, full of diversities and beauties. Wishing you a very Happy Columbus Day. Check this: Happy Armed Forces Day Messages. Happy Columbus Day Quotes and Sayings & Slogans. Here is a collection of more than 21 Columbus Day Wishes and Sayings collected just for you. 21 Best Wishes and Sayings for Columbus Day. Columbus Day will always have a special place in every American citizen’s heart because it was on this 1. Glorious day we were discovered. Happy Columbus Day to you. Get the latest breaking news, sports, entertainment and obituaries in Columbus, OH from The Columbus Dispatch.

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1. Cheers to Columbus for discovering the most amazing country in this world but he will definitely be surprised with Happy Columbus Day wishes.

2. I wish we were also born in times when there were undiscovered countries and we were also associated the same way….. Best wishes on Columbus Day to you.

31. Columbus Day will always have a special place in every American citizen’s heart because it was on this 1. glorious day we were discovered….. Happy Columbus Day to you.

4. Discoveries are the reason that today we find ourselves living in a big world, full of diversities and beauties….. Wishing you a very Happy Columbus Day.

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5. Columbus Day is not only about discovering America but it is about celebrating the energy in man to always look for something new.

6. Let us celebrate Columbus Day with a promise to find the hidden Columbus in ourselves who lived a thrilling and adventurous life.

7. You never know what your discoveries can give to the world…. Happy Columbus Day.

8. Discovering something new is the attribute of the dare hearted….. Let us be more adventurous like Columbus….. Best wishes on Columbus Day.

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9. Every ship that ever came to America got its charts from Columbus…. Cheers to Columbus!!!

10. Columbus was a man of skills who had the investigating nature of today’s man of science.

11. Let us thank Columbus for discovering America and giving the world its one of the most powerful country.

12. We all have a Columbus inside us, but we all need to find him and become a success.

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13. Sending my best wishes on Columbus Day to you….. May you become as adventurous, imaginative and intelligent as Columbus.

14. Let us celebrate Columbus Day by taking inspiration from Columbus to have a life different from the league.

15. Take new challenges, keep pushing your boundaries and you can also become a Columbus with your hard work.

16. Columbus is an inspiration for all of us…. Lets inspire from him and celebrate Columbus Day.

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(by Jeanne Allen, Washington Examiner) – Today, Columbus Day is unjustly under assault in some quarters. City councils in some cities have voted to replace it with “Indigenous Peoples Day,” or something similar, and many students are taught nothing of Columbus’ contributions. Thankfully, it remains a federal holiday and a state holiday as well in much of the country.

A [2017] Marist Poll shows why: Those campaigning against Columbus Day are in the minority. Marist shows that even with all of the attacks on Columbus, 57 percent of Americans believe it’s a good idea to have a holiday named for him. Only 29 percent believe it’s a bad idea. The reason is clear: three-quarters (76 percent) believe that Columbus and other historical figures should be judged by the standards of conduct during the time they lived in rather than by the standards of today. It’s important to understand why we must fight back on attempts to erase his just place in history.

Even by today’s standards, and despite what you might hear, Columbus was a man whose approach to the native people he met during his first voyage was exemplary, taking delight in their friendliness and happy demeanor. He was firm in his orders to his men not to abuse them in any way, and severely disciplined those who disobeyed. He was less pleased with those from other tribes he encountered later, such as the warlike Caribs, who practiced canabalism. …

It turned out that while millions of people had developed distinct civilizations before Columbus dared to cross the Atlantic Ocean barrier that separated them, human nature was much the same in each place:

Slavery was a well-established practice in the Americas long before Columbus arrived. The Spanish monarchs, on the other hand, forbade slavery of the indigenous people of the Americas, granting them same rights of citizenship enjoyed by the people of Spain.

Bronze statue of Christopher Columbus as he surveys the horizon, with a map in hand, by sculptor Carl Brioschi. Dedicated on Italian Day in 1933 in Chicago’s Grant Park at A Century of Progress, [the city’s second world’s fair] from the Italian-American Commuinity of Illinois.

Today’s largely secular society often has trouble understanding that among the most important motivations of both Columbus and the Spanish monarchs was a desire to evangelize those they encountered elsewhere in the world to Christianity. Deeply-felt religious beliefs and aspirations appear again and again in Columbus’s diaries and other journals and documents. …..

Presidents have lauded Columbus for well over a century. President William Howard Taft personally reviewed a huge parade at the unveiling the Columbus Memorial in front of Washington DC’s Union Station in 1912.

President Ronald Reagan declared him: “a brilliant navigator, a fearless man of action, a visionary who opened the eyes of an older world to an entirely new one. Above all, he personifies a view of the world that many see as quintessentially American: not merely optimistic, but scornful of the very notion of despair.”

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And on Columbus Day in 2016, President Barack Obama said, “More than five centuries ago, one journey changed the trajectory of our world — and today we recognize the spirit that Christopher Columbus’s legacy inspired.”

That’s the real Columbus, the man we celebrate today. And this man who practically defines our understanding of the spirit of discovery is himself worth rediscovering, and worth teaching, with both truth and objectivity.