>>
>> I'm not sure where you're based. You realise, I expect, that England
(and >> I think the USA) didn't change to the Gregorian calendar until
1752.
I'm not sure that anyone in North America in 1752 cared much about dates
more precise than a season, (see "The Soul of A New Machine"), but "cal 9
1752" illustrates the change. (I wonder how rents, salaries, and other
periodic payments were pro-rated?)
Imagine trying to run an airline (or even a railroad) with the sort of
temporal confusion explained in the rest of the message. :-)*
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