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Church of America
Abbreviation	C of A
Classification	Anglican
Orientation	Anglicanism
Polity	Episcopal
Supreme Governor	Victoria of the United Provinces of America
Primate of All America	Matthew Arnold as Archbishop of New Canterbury
Region	United Provinces of America
Headquarters	New Canterbury
Origin	1804
Separated from	Church of England
Separations	American Dissenters Free Church of America
Members	144 million (2015)

Victoria
Queen Victoria in June 2015
Queen of the United Provinces
Reign	31 December 2014 – present
Coronation	1 May 2016
Predecessor	Henry IX
Heir presumptive	Matthew, Duke of Boston
Prime Minister	Lewis Caddie
Queen of the Commonwealth Realms Liberia 2014–present Patagonia 2014–present Philippines 2014–present
Reign	31 December 2014 – present
Coronation	1 May 2016
Predecessor	Henry IX
Heir presumptive	Matthew, Duke of Boston
Prime Ministers	See list
Born	(1996-12-31) 31 December 1996 Hanover Palace, New London, United Provinces
Names Victoria Emma Caddie Margaret
House	Hanover
Father	Prince James, Duke of Ottawa
Mother	Emma Smith
Religion	Church of America

Caddie
Caddie coat of arms
Current region	United Provinces
Place of origin	New York City, Province of New York
Founded	1730 (1730)
Founder	Lewis Caddie, 1st Duke of Manhattan
Current head	The 12th Duke of Manhattan
Titles	Duke of Manhattan Duke of St. Louis Duke of New Albion Earl of Newport Earl of Tallahassee Viscount Maxwell Baronet of Elmore
Members	Sir Lewis Caddie
Connected families	American Royal Family Curtain Family Kenny Family Templeton Family
Estate(s)	Manhattan House Fort Caddie New Path Palace North Star Palace Western House

Religious affiliation in the United Provinces (2015)

Affiliation	% of American population
Christian	78.6	78.6
Protestant	57.5	57.5
Church of America	37.5	37.5
Evangelical Protestant	8.1	8.1
Black church	6.5	6.5
Other Mainline Protestant	5.4	5.4
Catholic	17.8	17.8
Mormon	1.6	1.6
Jehovah's Witnesses	0.8	0.8
Eastern Orthodox	0.5	0.5
Other Christian	0.4	0.4
Unaffiliated	14.9	14.9
Nothing in particular	11.8	11.8
Agnostic	2.0	2
Atheist	1.1	1.1
Non-Christian faiths	5.9	5.9
Jewish	1.9	1.9
Muslim	0.9	0.9
Buddhist	0.7	0.7
Hindu	0.7	0.7
Other Non-Christian faiths	1.7	1.7
Don't know/refused answer	0.6	0.6
Total	100	100

The Right Honourable Sir Lewis Caddie KG GCB OBE MC MP
41st Prime Minister of the United Provinces
Incumbent
Assumed office 7 November 2012
Monarchs	Henry IX Victoria
Preceded by	Al Gore
Leader of the Opposition
In office 15 March 2008 – 7 November 2012
Monarch	Henry IX
Prime Minister	Al Gore
Preceded by	Emma Erikson
Succeeded by	Albert Austin
Leader of the Conservative Party
Incumbent
Assumed office 15 March 2008
Preceded by	Emma Erikson
Shadow Secretary of State for Defence
In office 6 May 2005 – 15 March 2008
Leader	Jack Howard Emma Erikson
Preceded by	John Peterson
Succeeded by	Micheal Caddie
Member of Parliament for Caddie
Incumbent
Assumed office 4 November 2003
Preceded by	Andrew Caddie
Personal details
Born	Lewis Terrance Matthew Ryan Caddie (1954-04-22) 22 April 1954 Trafalgar, New York, United Provinces
Nationality	American
Political party	Conservative
Spouse	Elizabeth Watson ​ ​ (m. 1993; div. 1998)​
Relations	See Caddie family
Children	Lewis Jane Diane Matthew
Parents	Christopher Caddie Jane Kenny
Residence	White House
Alma mater	Brasenose College, Oxford
Website	Official website
Nickname(s)	Lewis the Liberator, Lewis the Great, the Old Man
Military service
Allegiance	United Provinces
Branch/service	United Provinces Army
Years of service	1974-2002
Rank	Brigadier
Commands	Section One
Battles/wars	American-Goa'uld War American-Wraith war Replicator War

First British Civil War
Clockwise: Lord Cornwallis after his victory at the Siege of Yorktown, Battle of Trenton, The Death of General Arnold at the Battle of Bunker Hill, Battle of Long Island, Battle of Guilford Court House
Date 22 March 1802 – 18 February 1807 (1802-03-22 – 1807-02-18) (4 years, 10 months and 27 days) Ratification effective: 12 October 1807 (5 years, 6 months and 20 days) Location Great Britain, Ireland, Eastern North America, Caribbean Sea Result Military stalemate Peace of London Exile of George III to America Establishment of the republican United Commonwealth under Edmund Burke Establishment of the United Provinces of America Commonwealth retention of the British West Indies Territorial changes The United Commonwealth cedes their North American holdings to the United Provinces of America
Belligerents
Loyalists	Parliamentarians
Commanders and leaders
King George III Lewis Caddie Lord Cornwallis George Washington full list...	Charles James Fox Richard FitzPatrick Edmund Burke David Dundas full list...
Casualties and losses
89,350+ soldiers dead	97,240+ soldiers dead
195,351 noncombat deaths (including some 100,000 civilians)

His Highness Edmund Burke
Painting of Edmund Burke MP c. 1767, studio of Joshua Reynolds (1723–1792)
1st Lord Protector of the United Commonwealth
In office 12 October 1807 – 10 March 1810
Prime Minister	Charles James Fox
Preceded by	George III as King of Great Britain
Succeeded by	Charles James Fox
Paymaster of the Forces
In office 16 April 1783 – 8 January 1784
Monarch	George III
Prime Minister	The Duke of Portland William Pitt the Younger
Preceded by	Isaac Barré
Succeeded by	William Grenville
In office 10 April 1782 – 1 August 1782
Monarch	George III
Prime Minister	The Marquess of Rockingham
Preceded by	Richard Rigby
Succeeded by	Isaac Barré
Member of the British Parliament for Malton
In office 18 October 1780 – 20 June 1794 Serving with William Weddell, Thomas Gascoigne, George Damer
Preceded by	Savile Finch
Succeeded by	Richard Burke Jr.
Member of the British Parliament for Bristol
In office 4 November 1774 – 6 September 1780 Serving with Henry Cruger
Preceded by	Matthew Brickdale
Succeeded by	Henry Lippincott
Member of the British Parliament for Wendover
In office December 1765 – 5 October 1774 Serving with Richard Chandler-Cavendish, Robert Darling, Joseph Bullock
Preceded by	Verney Lovett
Succeeded by	John Adams
Personal details
Born	(1729-01-12)12 January 1729 Dublin, Ireland
Died	10 March 1810(1810-03-10) (aged 81) London, United Commonwealth
Political party	Whig
Spouse	Jane Mary Nugent ​ (m. 1757)​
Children	Richard Burke Jr.
Alma mater	Trinity College, Dublin
Occupation	Writer, politician, journalist, philosopher
Military service
Allegiance	Parliament
Branch/service	British Army
Years of service	1802-1807
Rank	Field Marshal
Commands	First Irish Army
Battles/wars	First British Civil War (1802-1807): Battle of Dublin Battle of Belfast Battle of Dunbar Battle of Worcester Siege of London
Philosophy career
Notable work	Reflections on the Revolution in France The Aristocratic Republic Reflections on the Revolution
Era	18th-/19th-century philosophy
Region	Western philosophy
School	Liberal conservatism
Main interests	Social philosophy and political philosophy
Notable ideas	Aesthetic sublime, literary sublime

Lord Protector of the United Commonwealth of Great Britain and Ireland
Coat of arms
Incumbent David Cameron since 1 July 2015
Executive branch of the U.C. Government Executive Office of the Lord Protector
Style	His Highness
Status	Head of State Highest executive officer
Member of	Council of State Domestic Policy Council National Economic Council National Security Council
Residence	St James's Palace
Seat	London
Nominator	Political parties Self-nomination
Appointer	Direct popular vote
Term length	One 10-year term
Constituting instrument	United Commonwealth Constitution
Precursor	King of Great Britain as head of state
Formation	October 12, 1807 (1807-10-12)
First holder	Edmund Burke
Salary	£351,451

Patagonian War of Independence
Date 12 March 1869 – 19 February 1877 (1869-03-12 – 1877-02-19) (7 years, 11 months and 7 days) Location Patagonia, Argentina Result Rebel victory Peace of Georgetown Commonwealth recognition of Patagonian independence Edward VII crowned King of Patagonia Commonwealth retention of the Falklands Argentinian disarmament Territorial changes The United Commonwealth cedes British Patagonia to the Realm of Patagonia
Belligerents
Patagonian Rebels United Provinces (from 1876)	United Commonwealth Colony of Patagonia	Argentina (from 1875)
Commanders and leaders
Peter Selfridge Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen Ulysses S. Grant	Benjamin Disraeli William Ewart Gladstone Marquess of Salisbury Robert Napier	Nicolás Avellaneda
Casualties and losses
10,033	7,392	2,393
13,953 civilians

United Provinces general election, 2017

7 September 2017 (2017-09-07)
All 900 seats in the House of Commons 451 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout	87.8%
First party Second party   Leader Lewis Caddie Hillary Clinton Party Conservative Democratic Leader since 15 March 2008 5 September 2015 Leader's seat Caddie Chappaqua Last election 488 seats, 47.7% 398 seats, 42.7% Seats before 494 390 Seats won 568 297 Seat change 74 93 Popular vote 136,455,050 90,002,267 Percentage 51.7% 34.1% Swing 3.4 8.6%   Third party Fourth party   Leader Bernie Sanders Mary Johnson Party Socialist CDU Leader since 1 May 2016 2 November 2014 Leader's seat Vermont Nashville Last election new party 10 seats, 3.7% Seats before 2 10 Seats won 21 8 Seat change 19 2 Popular vote 23,490,328 8,182,024 Percentage 8.9% 3.1% Swing 8.9% 0.6%
Prime Minister before election Lewis Caddie Conservative Subsequent Prime Minister Lewis Caddie Conservative

United Commonwealth Lord Protector election, 2015

7 May 2015
Opinion polls
Turnout	79.4% (1.3%)
Nominee David Cameron Jeremy Corbyn Party Conservative Labour Home state North Wessex London Running mate Stephen Crabb Nicola Sturgeon Popular vote 19,367,766 13,325,343 Percentage 48.4% 33.3%   Nominee Nigel Dodds Willie Rennie Party DUP Liberal Home state Ulster Scotland Running mate Nigel Farage Mary Lou McDonald Popular vote 2,881,155 2,641,059 Percentage 7.2% 6.6%
Lord Protector before election Gordon Brown Labour Elected Lord Protector David Cameron Conservative

His Highness David Cameron
18th Lord Protector of the United Commonwealth
Incumbent
Assumed office 1 July 2015
Prime Minister	John Bercow
Deputy	Stephen Crabb
Preceded by	Gordon Brown
Chief Minister of North Wessex
In office 5 June 2010 – 10 May 2015
Deputy	David Lidington
Preceded by	John Howarth
Succeeded by	Bob Seely
Leader of the North Wessex Conservative Party
In office 6 December 2005 – 10 May 2015
Preceded by	David Willetts
Succeeded by	Bob Seely
Member of the North Wessex Parliament for Witney
In office 25 May 2000 – 10 May 2015
Preceded by	Shaun Woodward
Succeeded by	Robert Courts
Personal details
Born	David William Donald Cameron (1966-10-09) 9 October 1966 Marylebone, London, United Commonwealth
Political party	Conservative
Spouse	Samantha Sheffield ​ (m. 1996)​
Children	4
Parents	Ian Cameron Fleur Mount
Residence	St James's Palace (official)
Alma mater	Brasenose College, Oxford
Signature

2015 U.P Census
Self-identified race			Percent of population
White alone			77.8%
Black or African American			11.7%
Asian			4.8%
Native Americans and Alaska Natives			1.4%
Native Hawaiians and Other Pacific Islanders			0.2%
Two or more races			1.9%
Some other race			2.2%
Total			100.0%

His Grace The Duke of Manhattan
1st Prime Minister of the United Provinces
In office 12 October 1807 – 22 August 1808
Monarch	George III
Preceded by	office established
Succeeded by	John Adams
4th High Councilor of the Colonies
In office 15 March 1793 – 12 October 1807
Monarch	George III
Preceded by	Edmund Pendleton
Succeeded by	office abolished
Member of Parliament for Manhattan
In office 12 October 1807 – 22 August 1808
Preceded by	office established
Succeeded by	Patrick Curtain
Delegate to the American Council from New York
In office 15 March 1779 – 12 October 1807
Preceded by	office established
Succeeded by	office abolished
Personal details
Born	Lewis Terrance Matthew Caddie 22 April 1730 Manhattan, New York, Province of New York
Died	4 June 1812(1812-06-04) (aged 82) Caddie, New York, United Provinces
Nationality	American
Political party	None
Spouse	Elizabeth Jackson ​ (m. 1760)​
Children	Lewis Caddie, 2nd Duke of Manhattan Lady Jane Caddie Lady Anne Caddie Lord Matthew Caddie
Alma mater	Brasenose College, Oxford
Military service
Allegiance	Kingdom of Great Britain
Branch/service	British Army
Years of service	1776-1793
Rank	Major general
Commands	New York Militia
Battles/wars	American Revolt (1776-1777): Battle of Fort Washington Battle of Trenton Battle of Monmouth