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You may also be looking for Starfleet officer, Russ English.

The term English refers to anything originating from the nation-state of England, including its people, as well as the English language.

To have originated from such a small island country, English culture had a disproportionate impact on the peoples of Earth because England once controlled a global empire that even included the future United States of America. That outreach was made possible through a combination of an advanced navy, numerous voyages of discovery, and a cosmopolitan trade network.

A pivotal moment in the expansion of English culture was the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 CE. A Spanish victory would have almost ensured the marginalization of British influence on world affairs. (ENT: "Future Tense")

Also see: British

People of English descent

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 :''You may also be looking for [[Starfleet]] [[officer]], [[Russ English]].''
-The term '''English''' refers to anything originating from the nation-state of [[England]], including its people, as well as the [[English language]].  To have originated from such a small island country, English culture had a disproportionate impact on the peoples of [[Earth]] because England once controlled a global empire that even included the future [[United States of America]].  That outreach was made possible through a combination of an advanced navy, numerous voyages of discovery, and a cosmopolitan trade network.  A pivotal moment in the expansion of English culture was the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 CE.  A Spanish victory would have almost ensured the marginalization of British influence on world affairs.
+The term '''English''' refers to anything originating from the nation-state of [[England]], including its people, as well as the [[English language]].
+To have originated from such a small island country, English culture had a disproportionate impact on the peoples of [[Earth]] because England once controlled a global empire that even included the future [[United States of America]]. That outreach was made possible through a combination of an advanced [[Royal Navy|navy]], numerous voyages of discovery, and a cosmopolitan trade network.
+A pivotal moment in the expansion of English culture was the defeat of the [[Spanish Armada]] in [[early history|1588 CE]].  A Spanish victory would have almost ensured the marginalization of British influence on world affairs. ([[ENT]]: "[[Future Tense]]")
 :'''Also see''': [[British]]