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In all , the empire extends to every continent : all of Australia and India , one half of North America , almost one third of Africa , nearly the whole coast of the Indian Ocean , and islands in every sea .
In all , the empire extends to every continent : all of Australia and India , one half of North America , almost one third of Africa , nearly the whole coast of the Indian Ocean , and islands in every sea .
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In spite of the fragility of the constitutional bonds , the empire has economic unity . This empire , which is of such importance to the modern world , is the most impressive creation of modern times . It is a vast and original work .
In spite of the fragility of the constitutional bonds , the empire has economic unity . This empire , which is of such importance to the modern world , is the most impressive creation of modern times . It is a vast and original work .
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... 972-973 ( see also England ) India Company ) Empire , British ( see England ) East India companies , 256 Empire building ( see Imperialism ) East Prussia , 234 Empire , Holy Roman ( see Holy Roman Eastern Question , 711 , 722 ( see ...
... 972-973 ( see also England ) India Company ) Empire , British ( see England ) East India companies , 256 Empire building ( see Imperialism ) East Prussia , 234 Empire , Holy Roman ( see Holy Roman Eastern Question , 711 , 722 ( see ...
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