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I haven't played the british campaign yet, so I can't speak to whether they incorporated Europe or the Caribbean isles. I find it unlikely, but there may be some staged naval battles or something.
I think the main focus of the game is the US vs British theater of the... American Revolutionary War. Not sure the scope was intended to be a time piece of the whole of the colonial British empire.
If you want something more in line with that, maybe GameLab's Age of Sail would float your boat. There is definitely a lot of overlap in what is covered between the 2 games. Age of Sail does not have the map and town building aspects, but the battles and scope cover a wider range of years and places during the age of British colonization.