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31st March 09, 11:48 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by wvpiper
I don't follow. In fact, I don't understand the 'splitting of hairs' that many of you are engaging in.
I agree with CajunScot that the kilts thought of traditional today, the 8yd knife pleated, is based on the kilts worn in the military post Proscription.
Well now, I didn't say that exactly. Kilts worn by the Highland regiments during and after Proscription would be closer to Matt's box-pleated kilts than an 8-yd. knife pleat.
My point was that the Highland regiments were one of the ways that traditional Highland dress was saved after the Proscription Act.
Regards,
Todd
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