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The Church of England (C of E), is a Christian denomination. It has a private fleet which it uses to send missionaries across Piratecraft. C of E ships can be easily identified, as most of them are schooners with a cross on their sails and are named after cathedrals across Britain; e.g. Canterbury | |||
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The Church of England (C of E), is a Christian denomination. It has a private fleet which it uses to send missionaries across Piratecraft. C of E ships can be easily identified, as most of them are schooners with a cross on their sails and are named after cathedrals across Britain; e.g. Canterbury