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Deleted the text 'the British state crown retains the adjective "imperial" despite the abolition of the style "Emperor of India" in 1948' because it is factually incorrect and or misleading. The 'imperial' adjective does not, nor has it ever, related to the British Indian Empire (the Raj). It is in fact a much older feature of the British Crown as a legal entity (not in respect of this particular crown as an object). See Henry VIII's Statute in Restraint of Appeals for further information. In my ignorance of wiki formatting my attempt to delete the misleading text resulted in a loss of the picture itself, which was thought to be vandalism - it was not intended as such, merely an amendment incorrectly made.
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It is completely reasonable. Without it there is no establishes of the Church of England (something that is currently being debated). -- PBS (talk) 21:48, 16 June 2012 (UTC)
Here are some references
-- PBS (talk) 22:06, 16 June 2012 (UTC)
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