fore 1850. And nineteenth-century factory owners had their own reasons for treating Christmas as a regular working day, reasons that had more to do with industrial capitalism than with Puritan theology.
An edition of The battle for Christmas
(1988)
The battle for Christmas
1st ed.
by Stephen Nissenbaum
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Battle for Christmas
November 1988, Random House Value Publishing
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