Original sentence: A dominion, often Dominion, was an autonomous community of the British Empire and British Commonwealth prior to 1948.Following the Second World War, the decline of British colonialism led to Dominions being referred to as Commonwealth realms, the use of the word gradually diminished within these countries after this time; nonetheless, though disused, it remains Canada's legal title.These states included, at varying times: the Dominion of Canada, Commonwealth of Australia, Dominion of New Zealand, Dominion of Newfoundland, Union of South Africa, Irish Free State, Dominion of India, and the Dominion of Pakistan
Edited sentence: A dominion, often Dominion, was an autonomous community of the British Empire and British Commonwealth between 1907 and 1948.. These states included, at varying times: the Dominion of Canada, Commonwealth of Australia, Dominion of New Zealand, Dominion of Newfoundland, Union of South Africa, Irish Free State, Dominion of India, and the Dominion of Pakistan.Following the Second World War, the decline of British colonialism led to Dominions being referred to as Commonwealth realms, the use of the word gradually diminished within these countries after this time; nonetheless, many Canadian monarchists maintain that, though disused, it remains Canada's legal title