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Indeed they aren't- Scotland has never been considered a part of England, Wales used to be seen as a part of it by some people during the years of the British Empire, although this was never accepted by the Welsh themselves and the country became re-acknowledged as a separate entity in the early 20th Century. Some old atlases and maps can still be found that have 'England' written across Wales as well, and old encyclopaedias used to put 'For Wales, see England' in their entries, but this caused outrage even at the time.

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