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Oliver Cromwell and his Parliament did abolish Christmas in 1647. Christians of the time believed the acts of decorating and feasting to be pagan in nature. After the celebration of Christmas was abolished, the ban on Christmas did not lift until 1660 when Oliver Cromwell was no longer in power.

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All legislation passed from 1642-1660 was completely swept away when the Restoration (of the Monarchy) occurred in 1660 making them null and void (including this measure).

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