| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Perhaps thanks to such nobler impulses, many nations seemed glad to join the empire, which, in the first part of Victoria???s rule, ???grew on average by 100,000 square miles a year.??? Yet many others were eager to shed that rule, especially toward the end, when Britain behaved poorly in places such as South Africa, India and particularly Kenya, and when outposts such as Cyprus became milieus of
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