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Default Which is it?

Do we write 'the English language' or 'the English Language'?
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Default Re: Which is it?

Used within a sentence it should read:

... the English language ...


However as a title (e.g. of an essay) it could read:

The English Language.

Nouns are often capitalised in titles.

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