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Regency Christmas Traditions: Christmas Eve, Christmas and Boxing Day — 13 Comments

  1. I love reading about historical customs
    of the season, and so many things remain
    the same or really only change somewhat!

  2. It is interesting to see how some of these traditions started. We may still do them, but we don’t remember why — or even the “correct” way to do them.

  3. I am always so impressed at your study and knowledge of history and traditions. Frankly, I am overwhelmed at the amount of information posted. So interesting. Would love to have this in print to refer to as each season arrives on a yearly basis. Great work.

  4. I loved it and have already bought your Jane Austen Christmas and have it wrapped it under my tree. One of my sons suggested at Thanksgiving that we have a Jane Austen Christmas sometime. So I will wait till the entire family is gathered for some Christmas and start planning using your book as the main guide.

    Jim Nagle

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  7. It was so mild here, I should have looked to see if our Christmas Rose was blooming now, before the ice storm hit.It usually blooms in April. Love the story of the Yule log. It’s a tradition our family should revive.

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