Rule, Britannia! originates from the poem of the ... it was first played in London in 1745 and became symbolic of the British Empire, most closely associated with the Royal Navy.

Under Churchill, the British were on the winning side. But within years, they lost or gave up control on their expansive holdings. Today, England—or, the UK—is a bit player on the world’s stage.

"Rule, Britannia! rule the waves / Britons never will be slaves." Land Of Hope And Glory makes similar reference to the "might" of the former British Empire, which some people today find problematic.

The theme song for Netflix's data dump for the first half of 2024 might as well be "Rule, Britannia ... In addition to the four British series at the top of the list the top 10 also includes ...

Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory could ... It makes similar reference to the "might" of the former British Empire, which some people today find problematic. Chi-chi Nwanoku runs the ...

With the whole of south east Britain overrun, eleven British kings made their submission. Aulus Plautius, commander of the invasion force, was appointed first Roman governor of Britain ...

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"British Empire in the Middle East" in 1984, "The Oxford History of the Twentieth Century" in 1998 and "Serendipitous Adventures with Britannia" in 2019. Mr. Louis also co-edited "A ...