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The coat of arms of Enland (formally known as the Royal coat of arms of England) was a symbol of the kingdomand monarchs of England, and is a component of the arms of its successor states since 1707. The spread of the British Empire has led to the use of elements of these in arms in various other coats of arms of the UK's former colonies

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