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The 12 pages that link to England, each with the reason it gives.

• United KingdomRelated: England is the United Kingdom’s largest constituent country and seat of its central institutions.

• ScotlandCompared with: Its union with Scotland created Great Britain, though each retains distinct national institutions.

• WalesCompared with: It borders Wales and historically governed it before Welsh devolution.

• Great BritainRelated: It occupies the largest and most populous part of the island.

• Ceremonial counties of EnglandNarrower topic: Ceremonial counties divide England into areas for lieutenancy and related purposes.

• Saint GeorgeRelated: George’s cross and feast became prominent emblems of English identity.

• Benjamin Henry LatrobeRelated: Latrobe was born and educated in England before establishing his career in America.

• Caroline ChisholmRelated: Chisholm was born in England and began her public life there.

• English peopleNarrower topic: English identity is rooted in this country but is not interchangeable with its citizenship.

• Dorothea MackellarCompared with: Mackellar’s poem sets England’s gentler scenery against the harshness and beauty of Australia.

• Ethel TurnerRelated: Turner was born in England before her family emigrated to Australia.

• Graham SwiftRelated: Swift’s fiction repeatedly draws on English places, histories, and social identities.