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Do we celebrate Christmas the same as Victorians do?

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The Victoria Era was the period when Christmas was in the process of undergoing its latest reformation. Before that time, Christmas was more like Mardi Gras with drunken, raucous partying. It was during the Victorian Era that the family-centered peace/goodwill holiday emerged. The Christmas tree was a practice from Germany that was brought to Europe/America in the late 19th century.

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