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The Stanegate Frontier: Life in Roman Britain Before Hadrian's Wall

During the Roman Army’s push into the north of the British Isle (AD 60-84) a road was established which connected the narrow part of northern England between the Tyne and Irthing Valleys. ...
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This Soldiering Life: The Roman Army in Britain

When four Roman legions landed in Britain in AD 43, many of their citizen soldiers had been recruited outside Italy, e.g. from Spain and southern Gaul.  The auxiliary troops that accompanied them ...
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The Stanegate Frontier: Life in Roman Britain Before Hadrian's Wall

During the Roman Army’s push into the north of the British Isle (AD 60-84) a road was established which connected the narrow part of northern England between the Tyne and Irthing Valleys. ...
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Whose Empire Is It Anyway?

Was the Roman Empire a beacon of civilisation or a mechanism of exploitation? Did it exist to spread peace, prosperity, and enlightenment? Or was it a ruthless system of robbery with violence to ...
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Vespasian: The Man Who Conquered Britain... Then Rome.

When Emperor Claudius invaded Britain  in 43 CE  he chose a loyal and experienced commander-in-chief for a dangerous mission. And he sensibly took with him in his suite aristocrats who might have ...
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Politicians, People and the Power of Satire

On the morning of 7th January 2015, two Islamist terrorists stormed into the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a French, strongly anti-religious satirical newspaper. Armed with assault rifles and shouting ...
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