The Fast And Thanksgiving Days of New England
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Beg., xxvi. 383 fF.: Sermon, August 27, 1755.
PROCLAMATIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES. 381 giving of 1789.^ Ehode Island, therefore, has never adopted the annual fast day. As to Vermont, the State came naturally into the common practice during the American Revolution, the first proclamation issued being for the fast day June 18, 1777.^ Thus at the beginning of the present century aU the New England States, except Rhode Island, were keeping annual spring fasts, and these were in the month of April, u...nless the Good Friday fast of Con- necticut chanced to fall in March. Thursday was the day in Massachusetts ^ and New Hampshire, and Wednesday in Vermont. The annual autumn thanks- giving had become an estabUshed institution with all, being usually a Thursday in November, though occa^ sionally put off to the first Thursday in December.
After the national fast of April 25, 1799, there were no national days until those connected with the war of 1812, nor any special days in the New Eng- land States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beg., xxvi. 383 fF.: Sermon, August 27, 1755.
PROCLAMATIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES. 381 giving of 1789.^ Ehode Island, therefore, has never adopted the annual fast day. As to Vermont, the State came naturally into the common practice during the American Revolution, the first proclamation issued being for the fast day June 18, 1777.^ Thus at the beginning of the present century aU the New England States, except Rhode Island, were keeping annual spring fasts, and these were in the month of April, u...nless the Good Friday fast of Con- necticut chanced to fall in March. Thursday was the day in Massachusetts ^ and New Hampshire, and Wednesday in Vermont. The annual autumn thanks- giving had become an estabUshed institution with all, being usually a Thursday in November, though occa^ sionally put off to the first Thursday in December.
After the national fast of April 25, 1799, there were no national days until those connected with the war of 1812, nor any special days in the New Eng- land States.
What to read after The Fast And Thanksgiving Days of New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Love, William Deloss, 1851-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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