Today is the national day of the Isle of Man, a small island off the coast of England in the Irish Sea. It used to be held on 24th June, which is the feast day of St John the Baptist and Midsummer’s Day. After the Isle of Man in 1753 decided to replace the Julian Calendar with the Gregorian Calendar, the date was moved 11 days to the 5th July.
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