Christmas carolers and customs around the world
Carol singing remains a popular Christmas tradition in many countries. Varied practices include bagpipe accompaniment in Italy and gift offerings in England, while American carolers often receive refreshments. Star-singers, named for the lighted star on their poles, appear in many nations.
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Italy
England
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Alfred the Great Sets Aside Twelve Days of Christmas
Alfred the Great is recorded as abolishing the Twelve Days of Christmas in Britain, altering traditional holiday observance. The note places this policy change in a historic context.
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Alfred the Great
Britain
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