Post by needysboy on Mar 2, 2019 1:28:04 GMT
Yes.
I think the English kept New Year's Day on March 25 (Lady Day) until the reform of 1752.
And I recall reading once that in Denmark it was yet another day (not Jan 1 or Mar 25); it was saint so-in-so day -- I can't recall the name.
I think the English kept New Year's Day on March 25 (Lady Day) until the reform of 1752.
And I recall reading once that in Denmark it was yet another day (not Jan 1 or Mar 25); it was saint so-in-so day -- I can't recall the name.