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Now, this was Presbyterians, Baptists, and

Methodists in the early 1800s. It goes on to

say:

"But the Episcopalians and Catholics and

the German churches were all open. Inside

they were decked with evergreens.”

Now, this was an article that came out in

1865 on December 26th in the New York

Daily Times, and it says that at this time the

Baptists, the Presbyterians, and Methodists

did not consider Christmas as a holy day, but

the Episcopalians, the Catholics, and the

German churches considered it as a holy day

and had their celebrations.

Just a few other quotes and I'm through:

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