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Symbols of the British Dominions
The arms of the Commonwealth of New England, including the arms of its five founding provinces (Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Nova Scotia) as well as the pine tree, pine branches, and stag's head representing the country as a whole, the lion and unicorn representing its British heritage, and St Edward's Crown representing the continued dominion of the British monarchy.
The flag of the Dominion of Columbia, with pinecone, beaver, and trident representing its forests and seas.
The arms of the Commonwealth of New England, including the arms of its five founding provinces (Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Nova Scotia) as well as the pine tree, pine branches, and stag's head representing the country as a whole, the lion and unicorn representing its British heritage, and St Edward's Crown representing the continued dominion of the British monarchy.
The flag of the Dominion of Columbia, with pinecone, beaver, and trident representing its forests and seas.
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