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Why Is Britain Traditionally Called Great Britain ?

cobysword57 | 10:05 Sat 01st Mar 2014 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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anybody know that ? thanks

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To distinguish it from the smaller Brittany coast across the channel.

Yes it refers to the main land mass as opposed to its Islands. Nothing to do with 'greatness' in the puffed- up chest out sense.

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I thought Great Britain was technically the largest island in the British Isles.

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thats given me my answer thanks

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