"Swedeland" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From Swede + -land. Compare Old English Swēoland.",
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          "ref": "[1588?], The Mariners Mirrour Wherin May Playnly Be Seen the Courses, Heights, Distances, Depths, Soundings, Flouds and Ebs, Risings of Lands, Rocks, Sands and Shoalds, with the Marks for Thentrings of the Harbouroughs, Havens and Ports of the Greatest Part of Europe: Their Seueral Traficks and Commodities: […], [London]: [ […] John Charlewood]",
          "text": "The Sea Coaſtes of Swedeland, about the coaſtes of Weſterwijck and the entraũce of Stockholm, Beginning from Kalmar vnto the Wigſtone and the Redde Kewe the wch lye wtin the ſayde entraunce of Stockholme.",
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          "ref": "1700, Michel Le Assor, The History of the Reign of Lewis XIII. King of France and Navarre. Containing the Most Remarkable Occurrences in France and Europe During the Minority of That Prince., London: […] Thomas Cockerill, […]",
          "text": "You will there read the firſt ſteps of France, to that height which it arrived at, under the Conduct of the violent and refined Politicks of a Cardinal, who renders his Maſter powerful at home, by humbling the Princes and great Men there, and formidable abroad, by entring him into a ſeaſonable League with the Crown of Swedeland and the United Provinces.",
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        "Sweden."
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        "(obsolete) Sweden."
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          "ref": "[1588?], The Mariners Mirrour Wherin May Playnly Be Seen the Courses, Heights, Distances, Depths, Soundings, Flouds and Ebs, Risings of Lands, Rocks, Sands and Shoalds, with the Marks for Thentrings of the Harbouroughs, Havens and Ports of the Greatest Part of Europe: Their Seueral Traficks and Commodities: […], [London]: [ […] John Charlewood]",
          "text": "The Sea Coaſtes of Swedeland, about the coaſtes of Weſterwijck and the entraũce of Stockholm, Beginning from Kalmar vnto the Wigſtone and the Redde Kewe the wch lye wtin the ſayde entraunce of Stockholme.",
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          "text": "You will there read the firſt ſteps of France, to that height which it arrived at, under the Conduct of the violent and refined Politicks of a Cardinal, who renders his Maſter powerful at home, by humbling the Princes and great Men there, and formidable abroad, by entring him into a ſeaſonable League with the Crown of Swedeland and the United Provinces.",
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