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In Search of the Dark Ages (1981)

by Michael Wood

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She was very tall, the glance of her eye most fierce; her voice harsh. A great mass of the reddish hair fell down to her hips. Around her neck was a large golden necklace, and she always wore a tunic of many colours over which she fastened a thick cloak with a brooch. Her appearance was terrifying.
Dio Cassius, Roman history.

Chapter 1. Boadicea.
Then Arthur fought against them in those days with the kings of the Britons, and it was he who led their battles.
Nennius, History of the Britons.

Chapter 2. King Arthur.

[And similar for chapters 3 to 9].
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For my mother and father
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The modern British are a nation of immigrants.

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Boadicea has a place of her own in British folk history.

Boadicea.
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There was no capital of the Mercian empire. Offa was itinerant and only ruled by moving from place to place, constantly showing himself to friends and cowing his enemies.
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