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The reference is to the British Empire, not England. Because it covered the whole globe and different time zones, the sun was always shining somehere in the Empire.
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What were the land grants called in England?
England referred to granted land as a fief under the control of a baron.
Which country is called the land of marbles?
ENGLAND
What were land grants called in England?
feifs
How much land does England have?
round about... STUPID NEVER GO ON HERE AGAIN IT NEVER GIVES YOU THE ANSWER
Does Peter Pan live on never land or never never land?
It's gone by a few names, actually. It was originally going to be called "Never Never Never Land", but J. M. Barrie (the author) trimmed it down to "Never Never Land" by the time the play was first staged. In the novel, he called it "the Neverland". Disney refers to it as "Never Land".
What was England called?
'England' derives from the Old English name Englaland (Ænglaland, Ængla Land) which means 'Land of the Angles'.
When were you first called England?
I was first called England when the Angles took over my land. It became "Angle-land." England is just short for that. I was made a unified state under that name in the year 927.
What are Maine's land regions called?
the new England patriots, beor mountains, coastal land
Where did the Anglo Saxons settle?
tonbridge,kent,england but they never invaded Scotland ,Wales and cornwall.
What is the most west point of England called?
It´s called Land´s End ^_^
What is the country called that England is near to?
England is joined to Wales and Scotland by land and near to France by sea
In 1664 England seized land now called New Jersey from whom did they take the land?
Holland
