Preston's Complete Time Table Showing the Number of Days From Any Date in Any Given Month to Any Date in Any Other Month Embracing Upwards of One Combinations of Dates Classic Reprint

Excerpt from Preston's Complete Time Table: Showing the Number of Days From Any Date in Any Given Month to Any Date in Any Other Month; Embracing Upwards of One Hundred and Thirty Thousand Combinations of Dates

Or leap-year. - In leap-year, when the whole month of February fbrms a part of the time required, one day must be added to the number of days shown in the table. For example - (page 5)-from January lst to March lst are 59 days; in leap-year would be 60 days: nevertheless, a part Of Feb. May form a portion of the time required even in leap-year, without making 1t necessary to add one day as above. For example (page 6)-from Dec. 1 to Feb. Say 21, are 82 days. As a general rule, when the 29th day of Feb. Forms a part of the time intervening between the two extreme given dates, one must be added to the number of days Shown in the table. For example - (page 5) from Feb. Say 15, to April 1, are 45 days; in leap-year would be 46 days. Also, from Feb. 29 to April 1 (page 5) are 31 da s - in leap-year must be estimated 32; for it is very clear, that from the last day of eh. To the first day of April, the same number Of days intervene, whether February is supposed to contain 10 or 50 days. It is perhaps proper to Observe, that the number 29 was not inserted in the margin of each p e to aecom rgodate February in leap-years, but to apply to the other months which contam 30 and 31 a s.

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