Original sentence: The British Museum has many critics who consider it a storehouse of treasure looted by the British Empire from other countries.The British Museum has refused to return either group, stating that it would set a precedent that would deplete the collections of all of the large museums of the world.The museum also argues that the objects benefit from their setting, where they can be seen alongside other artifacts from all over the world
Edited sentence: Many critics contend that museums in general, not just the British Museum, have no right to appropriate other countries' property, even though they may be able to provide better care for it than the artifacts' countries of origin.The British Museum has refused to return either group, stating that the objects benefit from their setting, where they can be seen alongside other artifacts from all over the world, and that returning them would set a precedent that would deplete the collections of all the large museums of the world.The British Museum is sometimes called "The British Museum of Stolen Artifacts" by its critics, who consider it a storehouse of treasures looted by the British Empire from other countries