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16th February 09, 05:28 PM
#27
Originally Posted by cajunscot
I can't say I agree with you on the first point, Scott. There were a number of kilted gents who were members of the Order of Scottish Clans, various and sundry Caledonian/St. Andrew's and Burns Clubs, masonic lodges, and militia units (79th NY) that wore kilts during the mid-to-late 19th century onwards.
I daresay the popularity has increased since the 1960s, but there were kilts here.
Regards,
Todd
Todd, I was speaking in very broad terms and yes, kilts have been won by a few traditionalists and die hards (and the odd military unit) since before the founding of the Republic.
I probably should have said something more like "the popularity of wearing the kilt is a relatively new thing in North America", and I'll probably edit my post to reflect this... in fact, I just have.
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