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Great Britain came about with the "Act of Union with Scotland" in 1707, although the name had been suggested by James I a century earlier. "The Act of Union with Ireland" in 1701 instituted the formation of the United Kingdom. It may be simplistic, but the term "Such-and-such of England" has been used in lists for centuries.
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Victoria was the last of the Hanovarians. Saxe-Coburg Gotha succeeded with Edward VII. And there were no "UK Monarchs" before 1801!! AlanE 18:32, 1 June 2007 (EDT)