| Display title | The Calendrical Confusion of 1899 |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | By the Empress' decree, the year of 1900 is cancelled. 1899 marches on, unceasing, enduring like Her Majesty herself.
The Ministry enforces the ban on calendars showing the year as 1900 with the same zeal they apply to street maps of London. […] |
