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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A hypothetical Colonial calendar would be common to the Twelve Colonies, but aside from their use of terms such as "day," "month" or "year," there is little information about a system from which the units would theoretically derive. We don't even know whether all the colonies use one method, as opposed to individual, colony-based calendars. |
