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NEW AND OLD CALENDAR DATES AS USED IN THE SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES The Dutch used the Gregorian or ATew Style calendar (NS), which in the seventeenth century was ten days ahead and in the eighteenth century eleven days ahead of the Julian or Old Style calendar (0s) used by Sweden and England until September, 1752. Before that time ten or eleven days must be added to Swedish and English dates to make them equivalent to those of tlle Gregorian calendar used by the Dutch and in general use today. This difference was recognized in many documents by ~iving both dates: May 21/31, 1654; April 3O/May 11, 1728. Another difference between the two calendars was that in the Old Style the year began on March 25. It was often indicated hy giving both years for dates between January 1 and March 24 - for example, February 10, 1682/3, and March 24, 17291'30, which wws followed by March 25, 1730. Where only one year or day of the month is given, it is not always clear whether Old Style or New Style is meant. llnglish Quakers numbered instead of named the months. Murch was "First Month" and so on through to January, Elevrail) Month, and February, Twelfth Month.
SIGNERS OF DUTCH LUTHERAN PETITION By Per-mi.rsiorr of The New York Stare Library Page It1:MONSTRANCE OF CRANE HOOK LUTHERANS AGAINST FABRICIUS By Permi~rion of The New York Sfare Library 6 3 I.IITTER OF CHARLES SPRINGER TO JAMES STEEL By Permisriow of The Hisforical Sociefy of Deluuure I.INI)I:STROM'S MAP B MAPS Ily I1rr~ni.c.rion of The Hr.rtoriru1 Sociery of Pennsylr~ania 5 1 Frontispiece Facing 144 Facing 144
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