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The Captive BORDICEA
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BOADICEA.
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CASSIVELAUNUS.
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In A.D. 61 Boadicea, the Queen of the Iceni, led the
British in rebellion against the Romans, and reduced
London to ashes. The same fate befell Verulamium, but
Suetonius Paulinus returning from the west defeated the
British, and Boadicea, rather than be a prisoner, put an
end to her life by poison. Her body was found by the
Romans, and placed and supported as if alive in her
chariot, and then driven through the Roman army.
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Cassivelaunus, at the head of the British, made a
gallant defence against the Romans, but was finally
defeated at Coway Stakes B.C. 54 and his forest fortress
(Verulamium) captured by Julius Cæsar. He sued for
peace, and a truce was arranged, Cassivelaunus agreeing to
pay tribute and giving hostages.
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Boadicea was Queen of the Iceni tribe who inhabited
that part of Britain now known as East Anglia. She led a
large army against the Romans, and amongst other towns
captured Verulamium (St. Albans), but was eventually
defeated, and in despair committed suicide.
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Cassivelaunus was a notable British chief who fought
against Julius Cæsar, but was defeated B.C. 54 and forced
to sue for peace. He arranged a truce at Verulamium
(St. Albans) by agreeing to pay tribute and giving
hostages.
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A Roman Soldier, one of the garrison of Verulamium
at the time of the death of St. Alban, the first British
martyr, A.D. 303.
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Julius Cæsar, the most famous of Roman generals, was
born 100 B.C., and died by assassination March 15th, 44 BC
The conquest of Britain 55-54 B.C. was among his notable
achievements. At Verulamium (St. Albans) he received
Cassivelaunus, the British chief, who there sued for peace.
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