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National emblem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A national emblem symbolically represents a nation. Most national emblems originate in the natural world, such as animals or birds, but another object may serve. National emblems may appear on many ...
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England national football team - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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introduction to england and english culture ... The national sport is football: famous current football players include David Beckham and Michael Owen. English actors and actresses include Hugh Grant, Kate Winslet and Dame Judi Dench. ... The national emblem of England is the rose, and the patron saint is St George.
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As far as I know, the St George's Cross flag as the national flag of England has no official proportions, as it is not used officially by government bodies etc. ... The earliest reference to the cross of St George as an English emblem (not flag) was in a roll of account relating to the Welsh War of 1277. Although the banner...
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The King at the request of Canada, assigns to Canada the national colours white and red, and declares that the national emblem of Canada shall be three maple leaves on one stem on a white field. 18 ... The committee sought the comments of the College of Arms in London, England, and in April 1920 received a stern rebuke.
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While the Irish have their shamrock, the Scots their thistle and the Welsh their leek and daffodil, England's national emblem is the rose. This is the Queen of Flowers, prized throughout history for its exquisite perfume and beautiful blooms. ... The use of the rose as a royal emblem comes from Henry VII (reigned 1485-1509),
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