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Rule, Britannia![edit]

The History of the British Isles from the Roman Empire to the Modern Age[edit]

British Isles
England: Prehistoric Britain; History of England; Roman Britain; Sub-Roman Britain; Kingdom of England; Economy of England in the Middle Ages; Anglo-Saxon England; House of Wessex; Alfred the Great; Edward the Elder; Ælfweard of Wessex; Æthelstan; Edmund I; Eadred; Eadwig; Edgar the Peaceful; Edward the Martyr; Æthelred the Unready; House of Knýtlinga; Sweyn Forkbeard; Edmund Ironside; Cnut the Great; Harold Harefoot; Harthacnut; Edward the Confessor; Harold Godwinson; Edgar the Ætheling; Norman conquest of England; Battle of Hastings; Anglo-Norman; House of Normandy; William the Conqueror; William II of England; Henry I of England; Stephen, King of England; Empress Matilda; Angevin Empire; Henry II of England; Eleanor of Aquitaine; Henry the Young King; Richard I of England; John, King of England; Louis VIII of France; House of Plantagenet; Henry III of England; Edward I of England; Edward II of England; Edward III of England; Richard II of England; House of Lancaster; Henry IV of England; Henry V of England; Henry VI of England; House of York; Wars of the Roses; Edward IV of England; Edward V of England; Richard III of England; Tudor dynasty; Henry VII of England; English Renaissance; Henry VIII of England; Catherine of Aragon; English Reformation; Anne Boleyn; Jane Seymour; Anne of Cleves; Catherine Howard; Catherine Parr; Edward VI of England; Lady Jane Grey; Mary I of England; Philip II of Spain; Elizabeth I of England; Jacobean era; House of Stuart; James VI and I; Gunpowder Plot; Charles I of England; English Civil War; Interregnum (England); Commonwealth of England; Restoration (England); Oliver Cromwell; Richard Cromwell; The Protectorate; Glorious Revolution; Popish Plot; Charles II of England; James II of England; House of Orange-Nassau; Mary II of England; William III of England; Anne, Queen of Great Britain; Acts of Union 1707; Demographics of England; Culture of England; Church of England; Book of Common Prayer; Morris dance; English country dance; Architecture of England; Anglo-Saxon architecture; English Gothic architecture; Tudor architecture; Elizabethan architecture; Jacobean architecture; Queen Anne style architecture; Georgian architecture; English folklore; Old English literature; Middle English literature; Geoffrey Chaucer; Thomas Malory; Medieval theatre; Elizabethan literature; English Renaissance theatre; Christopher Marlowe; William Shakespeare; Restoration literature; Restoration comedy; English independence; English nationalism; English Democrats; English Defence League; History of the English language; Old English; Middle English; Early Modern English; Great Vowel Shift; English language; Black Country; Brummie; Cheshire dialect; Cockney; Cumbrian dialect; East Anglian English; East Midlands English; Essex dialect; Estuary English; Geordie; Kentish dialect; Lancashire dialect and accent; Manchester dialect; Mockney; Mummerset; Multicultural London English; Norfolk dialect; Northern English; Pitmatic; Received Pronunciation; English in southern England; Suffolk dialect; Sussex dialect; West Midlands English; West Country dialects; Yorkshire dialect; Fauna of England
Scotland: Timeline of Scottish history; History of Scotland; Scotland during the Roman Empire; Scotland in the Early Middle Ages; Scotland in the High Middle Ages; Scotland in the Late Middle Ages; Scotland in the Early Modern Era; Scotland in the modern era; List of kings of the Picts; Kenneth MacAlpin; Domnall mac Ailpín; Causantín mac Cináeda; Áed mac Cináeda; Giric; Eochaid, son of Rhun; Donald II of Scotland; Constantine II of Scotland; Malcolm I of Scotland; Indulf; Dub, King of Scotland; Cuilén; Amlaíb, King of Scotland; Kenneth II of Scotland; Constantine III of Scotland; Kenneth III of Scotland; Malcolm II of Scotland; House of Moray; House of Dunkeld; Duncan I of Scotland; Macbeth, King of Scotland; Lulach; Malcolm III of Scotland; Donald III of Scotland; Duncan II of Scotland; Edgar, King of Scotland; Alexander I of Scotland; David I of Scotland; Malcolm IV of Scotland; William the Lion; Alexander II of Scotland; Alexander III of Scotland; House of Sverre; Margaret, Maid of Norway; Guardian of Scotland; House of Balliol; John Balliol; Clan Bruce; Robert the Bruce; David II of Scotland; Robert II of Scotland; Robert III of Scotland; James I of Scotland; James II of Scotland; James III of Scotland; James IV of Scotland; James V of Scotland; Mary, Queen of Scots; Jacobite succession; Scandinavian Scotland; Wars of Scottish Independence; Renaissance in Scotland; Scottish Reformation; Restoration (Scotland); Glorious Revolution in Scotland; Scottish colonization of the Americas; Scottish Enlightenment; Romanticism in Scotland; Culture of Scotland; Scottish clan; History of the Scots language; Economic history of Scotland; History of education in Scotland; Military of Scotland; Historiography of Scotland; Historical demography of Scotland; Scottish literature; Scottish art; History of Scottish devolution; History of the Scottish National Party; History of the Scottish Socialist Party; History of the Scottish Episcopal Church; Architecture of Scotland; Music of Scotland; Highland English; Scottish English; Scottish Gaelic; Scots language; Gaelic medium education in Scotland; Gàidhealtachd; Church of Scotland; Politics of Scotland; Unionism in Scotland; Scottish independence; Scottish national identity; Fauna of Scotland; Flora of Scotland; List of fauna of the Scottish Highlands
Wales: History of Wales; Wales in the Roman era; Wales in the Early Middle Ages; Kingdom of Gwynedd; Kingdom of Powys; Deheubarth; Welsh law; Norman invasion of Wales; Conquest of Wales by Edward I; Wales in the Late Middle Ages; Statute of Rhuddlan; Glyndŵr Rising; Laws in Wales Acts 1535–1542; Welsh settlement in the Americas; Modern history of Wales; Demographics of Wales; Education in Wales; Languages of Wales; History of the Welsh language; Old Welsh; Middle Welsh; Welsh language; Welsh English; Culture of Wales; Cardiff dialect; Welsh medium education; Y Wladfa; Welsh art; Welsh-language literature; Welsh literature in English; Music of Wales; 1904–1905 Welsh Revival; Church in Wales; Welsh Methodist revival; Politics of Wales; List of political parties in Wales; Welsh nationalism; Welsh independence; Plaid Cymru; Cymru Annibynnol; Y Fro Gymraeg
Cornwall: History of Cornwall; Timeline of Cornish history; Cornwall in the English Civil War; Cornish Rebellion of 1497; Michael An Gof; Thomas Flamank; Second Cornish Uprising of 1497; Act of Uniformity 1549; Prayer Book Rebellion; Jacobite uprising in Cornwall of 1715; Constitutional status of Cornwall; Culture of Cornwall; Politics of Cornwall; Cornish people; Cornish diaspora; Kiddlywink; Cornish literature; Music of Cornwall; Economy of Cornwall; Cornish nationalism; Cornish National Liberation Army; Cornish Nationalist Party; Cornish Solidarity; Revived Cornish Stannary Parliament; Mebyon Kernow; Anglo-Cornish; Cornish language; Cornish revival; Flora and fauna of Cornwall
Jersey: Jersey; History of Jersey; Politics of Jersey; Demographics of Jersey; Religion in Jersey; Education in Jersey; Culture of Jersey; Channel Island English; Jèrriais; Jèrriais literature
Guernsey: Guernsey; History of Guernsey; Culture of Guernsey; Guernésiais; Sark; Sark general election, 2008; Sercquiais; Alderney; Auregnais dialect
Isle of Man: History of the Isle of Man; Kingdom of the Isles; Act of Settlement 1703; Culture of the Isle of Man; Manx people; Manx language; Bunscoill Ghaelgagh; Manx English; Manx literature; Music of the Isle of Man
Ireland: Timeline of Irish history; History of Ireland (400–800); Gaelic Ireland; History of Ireland (800–1169); Máel Sechnaill mac Máele Ruanaid; Áed Findliath; Flann Sinna; Niall Glúndub; Donnchad Donn; Congalach Cnogba; Domnall ua Néill; Máel Sechnaill mac Domnaill; Brian Boru; Donnchad mac Briain; Diarmait mac Maíl na mBó; Toirdelbach Ua Briain; Domnall Ua Lochlainn; Muirchertach Ua Briain; Tairrdelbach Ua Conchobair; Muirchertach Mac Lochlainn; Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair; Norman invasion of Ireland; History of Ireland (1169–1536); Tudor conquest of Ireland; Lordship of Ireland; History of Ireland (1536–1691); History of Ireland (1691–1801); Kingdom of Ireland; Protestant Ascendancy; Irish Rebellion of 1798; Acts of Union 1800; History of Ireland (1801–1923); Young Irelander Rebellion of 1848; Young Ireland; Fenian Rising; Irish Republican Brotherhood; Great Famine (Ireland); Irish revolutionary period; Easter Rising; Irish Volunteers; Irish Citizen Army; Cumann na mBan; Patrick Pearse; James Connolly; Tom Clarke (Irish republican); Seán Mac Diarmada; Joseph Plunkett; Éamonn Ceannt; Thomas MacDonagh; Proclamation of the Irish Republic; Irish Republican Army; Irish War of Independence; Anglo-Irish Treaty; Michael Collins (Irish leader); Irish Free State; Irish Civil War; History of Northern Ireland; History of the Republic of Ireland; Fianna Fáil; Fine Gael; Sinn Féin; Labour Party (Ireland); W. T. Cosgrave; Éamon de Valera; Douglas Hyde; Seán T. O'Kelly; John A. Costello; Jack Lynch; Seán Lemass; The Troubles; Erskine Hamilton Childers; Liam Cosgrave; Provisional Irish Republican Army; Official Irish Republican Army; Irish National Liberation Army; Continuity Irish Republican Army; Real Irish Republican Army; Irish People's Liberation Organisation; Ulster Defence Association; Ulster Volunteer Force; Loyalist Volunteer Force; Red Hand Commando; Young Citizen Volunteers (1972); Ulster Young Militants; Ulster Resistance; UVF Mid-Ulster Brigade; Democratic Unionist Party; Northern Ireland Unionist Party; Ulster Unionist Party; Progressive Unionist Party; Conservative Party (UK); UK Unionist Party; Traditional Unionist Voice; Democratic Left (Ireland); Progressive Democrats; Social Democratic and Labour Party; Workers' Party of Ireland; Irish Republican Socialist Party; Republican Sinn Féin; Alliance Party of Northern Ireland; Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association; Battle of the Bogside; 1969 Northern Ireland riots; Operation Banner; Operation Demetrius; Censorship in the Republic of Ireland; Bloody Sunday (1972); Direct rule; Bloody Friday (1972); Northern Ireland Assembly (1973); Mountjoy Prison helicopter escape; Ulster Workers' Council; Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh; Patrick Hillery; Dublin and Monaghan bombings; Charles Haughey; Kingsmill massacre; Warrenpoint ambush; 1981 Irish hunger strike; Bobby Sands; Maze Prison escape; Garret FitzGerald; Brighton hotel bombing; Mary Robinson; Albert Reynolds; John Bruton; Anglo-Irish Agreement; Remembrance Day bombing; Northern Ireland peace process; Operation Flavius; Milltown Cemetery attack; Corporals killings; 1988–94 British broadcasting voice restrictions; 1993 Bishopsgate bombing; Downing Street Declaration; 1996 Docklands bombing; 1996 Manchester bombing; Mary McAleese; Bertie Ahern; Good Friday Agreement; Omagh bombing; Brian Cowen; Enda Kenny; Michael D. Higgins; Politics of Ireland; Fauna of Ireland; Flora of Ireland; Demographics of the Republic of Ireland; Demographics of Northern Ireland; Culture of Ireland; Culture of Northern Ireland; Music of Ireland; Irish dance; Irish literature; Irish art; Irish theatre; Irish nationalism; Irish republicanism; Ulster loyalism; Unionism in Ireland; Economy of the Republic of Ireland; Celtic Tiger; Education in the Republic of Ireland; Foreign relations of the Republic of Ireland; Northern Ireland Assembly; D'Hondt method; Economy of Northern Ireland; Education in Northern Ireland; Hiberno-English; Irish language; Shelta; Ulster Scots dialects
United Kingdom: History of the United Kingdom; Treaty of Union; Union of the Crowns; History of the formation of the United Kingdom; British Empire; East India Company; House of Hanover; Robert Walpole; South Sea Company; George II of Great Britain; Licensing Act 1737; War of Jenkins' Ear; Spencer Compton, 1st Earl of Wilmington; Henry Pelham; War of the Austrian Succession; Jacobite rising of 1745; Carnatic Wars; Jewish Naturalization Act 1753; Marriage Act 1753; Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle; French and Indian War; Siege of Fort St Philip (1756); Seven Years' War; William Cavendish, 4th Duke of Devonshire; John Byng; Annus Mirabilis of 1759; Georgian era; George III of the United Kingdom; John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute; Treaty of Paris (1763); George Grenville; Stamp Act 1765; American Revolution; Boston Tea Party; Charles Watson-Wentworth, 2nd Marquess of Rockingham; Declaratory Act; William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham; Charles Townshend; Townshend Acts; Augustus FitzRoy, 3rd Duke of Grafton; Frederick North, Lord North; Gordon Riots; William Petty, 2nd Earl of Shelburne; William Cavendish-Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland; William Pitt the Younger; Pitt's India Act; Rotten and pocket boroughs; Triple Alliance (1788); Constitutional Act of 1791; Macartney Embassy; Henry Addington, 1st Viscount Sidmouth; Treaty of Amiens; War of the Third Coalition; Battle of Trafalgar; Battle of Ulm; Battle of Austerlitz; William Grenville, 1st Baron Grenville; Spencer Perceval; Regency era; Peninsular War; Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool; War of 1812; Congress of Vienna; Recession; Luddite; Peterloo Massacre; Third Anglo-Maratha War; Cato Street Conspiracy; George IV of the United Kingdom; George Canning; F. J. Robinson, 1st Viscount Goderich; Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington; Roman Catholic Relief Act 1829; William IV of the United Kingdom; Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey; Reform Act 1832; Swing Riots; Poor Law Amendment Act 1834; William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne; Robert Peel; Municipal Corporations Act 1835; Bedchamber crisis; Treaty of Waitangi; Victorian era; Queen Victoria; Wedding of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; Wedding dress of Queen Victoria; Albert, Prince Consort; Mines and Collieries Act 1842; Income tax; Factory Acts; Railway Regulation Act 1844; Corn Laws; Maynooth Grant; John Russell, 1st Earl Russell; Peelite; Don Pacifico affair and case; Chartism; Australian Colonies Government Act; The Great Exhibition; English Poor Laws; Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby; George Hamilton-Gordon, 4th Earl of Aberdeen; Eastern Question; Crimean War; Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston; Indian Rebellion of 1857; Government of India Act 1858; Disabilities (Jewish); Reform Act 1867; Benjamin Disraeli; William Ewart Gladstone; Irish Church Act 1869; Irish Land Acts; Elementary Education Act 1870; Trade Union Act 1871; Ballot Act 1872; Licensing Act 1872; Franco-Prussian War; Chimney Sweepers Act 1875; Public Health Act 1875; Artisans' and Labourers' Dwellings Improvement Act 1875; Suez Canal Company; Congress of Berlin; Emperor of India; Second Anglo-Afghan War; League of the Three Emperors; Anglo-Zulu War; Long Depression; First Boer War; Protection of Person and Property Act 1881; Kilmainham Treaty; Phoenix Park Murders; Corrupt and Illegal Practices Prevention Act 1883; Representation of the People Act 1884; Redistribution of Seats Act 1885; Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury; Irish Home Rule movement; Home rule; Contagious Diseases Acts; Local Government Act 1888; Scramble for Africa; New Unionism; London Dock Strike of 1889; Wedding of Prince George, Duke of York, and Princess Mary of Teck; Wedding dress of Princess Mary of Teck; Workmen's Compensation Act 1897; Anglo-Zanzibar War; Second Boer War; Khaki election; Anglo-Japanese Alliance; Edwardian era; Edward VII; Alexandra of Denmark; Arthur Balfour; Committee of Imperial Defence; Education Act 1902; Taff Vale Railway Co v Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants; Henry Campbell-Bannerman; Anglo-Russian Entente; H. 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Asquith; Liberal welfare reforms; People's Budget; Old-Age Pensions Act 1908; National Insurance Act 1911; Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949; Suffragette; Prisoners (Temporary Discharge for Ill Health) Act 1913; Government of Ireland Act 1914; George V; Mary of Teck; David Lloyd George; History of the United Kingdom during World War I; Paris Peace Conference, 1919; Chanak Crisis; Bonar Law; Carlton Club meeting; Stanley Baldwin; Ramsay MacDonald; Zinoviev letter; Wedding of Prince Albert, Duke of York, and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon; Locarno Treaties; 1926 United Kingdom general strike; Margaret Bondfield; British Empire Economic Conference; Great Depression in the United Kingdom; Edward VIII; Wallis Simpson; Edward VIII abdication crisis; George VI; Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother; Neville Chamberlain; Appeasement; Munich Agreement; Winston Churchill; Military history of the United Kingdom during World War II; Timeline of the United Kingdom home front during World War II; Coalition government; 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Beeching cuts; Wedding dress of Princess Margaret; Night of the Long Knives (1962); Profumo Affair; Alec Douglas-Home; Harold Wilson; Secretary of State for Economic Affairs; Open University; In Place of Strife; Incomes policy; Edward Heath; Sunningdale Agreement; Three-Day Week; Misuse of Drugs Act 1971; National Union of Mineworkers (Great Britain); Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974; United Kingdom European Communities membership referendum, 1975; North Sea oil; Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II; Wedding of Princess Anne and Mark Philips; Wedding dress of Princess Anne; James Callaghan; Referendum; Winter of Discontent; Margaret Thatcher; Wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Spencer; Wedding dress of Lady Diana Spencer; Falklands War; Right to Buy; UK miners' strike (1984–1985); UK rebate; Sino-British Joint Declaration; Westland affair; Greater London Council; Wedding of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, and Sarah Ferguson; Wedding dress of Sarah Ferguson; Section 28; Community Charge; 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