United Kingdom

This source names United Kingdom directly: "for the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and continental Europe."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "The United Kingdom government's official legislation archive publishes the surviving text of the 1592 Act for Abolishing of the Acts Contrary the True Religion, the Parliament of Scotland's statute..."

The empire was ruled from a state with an established Protestant church, and its abolition campaign was organised largely by evangelicals and Quakers.

This source names United Kingdom directly: "Pagan camps and gatherings around the United Kingdom; the original composers of most individual pieces are not recorded."

The Church of England remains the state church in England, with Scotland's established church Presbyterian.

This source names United Kingdom directly: "United States and about 120,000 in the United Kingdom, a figure independently repeated in later scholarship citing this volume by page."

Fought across England, Scotland and Ireland; the Restoration settlement of 1662 divided English Protestantism permanently between church and dissent.

He spent his career at Oxford, where he edited the Sacred Books of the East in fifty volumes.

This source names United Kingdom directly: "the United States and 120,000 in the United Kingdom, priestess and priest as the movement's named roles, and stating that the article names no particular sacred site, a continuously revised..."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "in the United States but not in the United Kingdom; see the note on the translation record."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "the Holy See and England or the United Kingdom from the first resident ambassador in 1479 through the 1536 and 1570 ruptures under Henry VIII and Elizabeth I to the 1914 legation and the..."

The English crown claimed France from 1337 and held Paris and Normandy in the 1420s before losing everything but Calais.

This source names United Kingdom directly: "further countries including India, the United Kingdom and Germany, gathering around the Jain principles of nonviolence, many sided viewpoints and non possessiveness in what organizers called one of..."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "Wikipedia's article on Jainism in the United Kingdom, community-edited."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "a copy of every work published in the United Kingdom and Ireland, a status with roots in English law reaching back to 1662 and now extended to digital as well as print publication."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "legislation.gov.uk is the United Kingdom government's official portal for the statute book, maintained by The National Archives, publishing the authoritative enacted text of Acts of Parliament..."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "in France, Switzerland and the United Kingdom."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "States and Universal Pictures in the United Kingdom, running 145 minutes."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "article on Modern Paganism in the United Kingdom, tabulating the 2011 England and Wales census write-in religion counts by country: 56,620 people wrote in "Pagan" across England and Wales combined..."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "in Germany and Gracehill in the United Kingdom, joining the already-inscribed Christiansfeld in Denmark."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "one on both the United States and United Kingdom charts."

Sutton Hoo, Lindisfarne and the Northumbrian missions to Frisia all belong to its western shore.

This source names United Kingdom directly: "Temple Life Achievement Award in the United Kingdom."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "not the right source for a precise United Kingdom arrival date, which the article does not give."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "The Coronation Regalia of the United Kingdom, commonly called the Crown Jewels, includes St Edward's Crown, the Sovereign's Orb and Sceptres and the Ampulla and Anointing Spoon, all used in the..."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "on location in Spain, Israel, the United Kingdom and the United States."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "Wilson, filmed in Spain, Israel, the United Kingdom and the United States; and Letterboxd's film record, confirming director Bob Hercules, the 2018 release year, and that the documentary "explores..."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "different historical stages in the United Kingdom, finding its following there has grown more slowly than in countries such as Taiwan."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "institutes including bodies from the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Wales and Tuvalu."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "Between Church and State in the United Kingdom, David Torrance's House of Commons Library research briefing, paper CBP 8886, in circulation since at least December 2018 and updated regularly since..."

Every English coronation since 1066 has taken place in the abbey beside this river.

Northern Ireland is a constituent part of the United Kingdom, whose continued union the loyalist and unionist side of the conflict sought to preserve and whose Army and police were combatants throughout.

This source names United Kingdom directly: "survey figures on Christianity in the United Kingdom, stating that 17 percent of persons identified as Anglican in the 2014 wave of the survey, a fall of 23 percentage points since the survey began..."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "and Gracehill in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, founded in 1759, to Christiansfeld in Denmark, founded in 1773 and already inscribed on its own in 2015."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "further countries including India, the United Kingdom and Germany."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "culture, Rastafari among it, into the United Kingdom."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "FaithInvest, an independent United Kingdom based charity working on faith consistent investing, reporting on the World Federation of Daoism's first council meeting in Luyi in 2024, quoting its..."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "in Monrovia, California and London, United Kingdom, and its staff draw on various Christian traditions and other faiths."

This source names United Kingdom directly: "in Monrovia, California and London, United Kingdom."

Whitby is a harbour town on the North Yorkshire coast of England.

Strontium is named for Strontian, a village in the Scottish Highlands. The mineral strontianite was found in a lead mine there in the 1790s. It is the only element named for a place in Scotland.

Their settlement area lies within the modern United Kingdom.

Britain holds the Welsh, Scottish Gaelic, Cornish and Manx strands of the Celtic inheritance.

Born in Glasgow and a fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, for the rest of his life.

Anchored to the United Kingdom, the metropole from which the colonial episcopate and, later, the Lambeth Conference itself were organised; the dioceses this event describes were founded across British India, Africa, Australia, the Pacific and North America, named in the description rather than split across many edges.

Wesley's Chapel, London, where the 1881 Ecumenical Methodist Conference met; the delegates it united came from thirty Methodist bodies across Britain, America and the mission field, named in the description rather than split across many edges.