Days of humiliation (engl., spr. dēs ŏw jumiljēsch'n, »Tage der Demütigung«), die beiden Bußtage in England: der 30. Januar, der Tag der Hinrichtung des Königs Karl I. 1649, und der 2. September, der Tag des großen Brandes von London 1666.
http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.
Days of humiliation — (spr. Dehs of Iumiliähschen, d.h. Tage der Demüthigung), 2 Bußtage in England, den 30. Januar (Enthauptungstag Karls I.) u. den 2. September (Gedächtnißtag des großen Londoner Brandes 1666); werden feierlich begangen … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Days of humiliation — (engl., spr. dehs ŏf jumĭlĭehsch n, »Tage der Demütigung«), die beiden Bußtage in England, 30. Jan. (Enthauptung Karls I. 1649) und 2. Sept. (Tag des großen Brandes in London 1666) … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Days of humiliation — (Dehs af jumilieschʼn), Bußtage in England, 30. Januar (König Karl I. Enthauptung) und 2. Sept. (Brand Londons) … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
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