Britain AD 59...The royal family of the Iceni have continued to rule their people almost without interference during the fifteen-year presence of their Roman overlords. Queen Boadicea, with three much loved daughters and a husband who worships the very ground she walks upon, appears to have it all. They are, however, becoming increasingly alarmed by the murder and enslavement spreading throughout the neighbouring tribal lands as Nero takes over in faraway Rome. Britannia edges towards catastrophe. The cruel insensitive hand ...
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Britain AD 59...The royal family of the Iceni have continued to rule their people almost without interference during the fifteen-year presence of their Roman overlords. Queen Boadicea, with three much loved daughters and a husband who worships the very ground she walks upon, appears to have it all. They are, however, becoming increasingly alarmed by the murder and enslavement spreading throughout the neighbouring tribal lands as Nero takes over in faraway Rome. Britannia edges towards catastrophe. The cruel insensitive hand of Roman rule renders rebellion inevitable. One fateful day, Boadicea is forced to confront the nightmare now enveloping her own people as the turn of the Iceni arrives and Roman atrocity invades even her home. Leadership of the Celts focuses on her. Life will never be the same again.
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** Gift inscription signed, "Gordon" (presumably by the author), inside the front cover **; Good; Softcover; Moderate wear to the covers; Unblemished textblock edges; The endpapers and all text pages are clean and unmarked; The binding is excellent with a straight spine; Medium Format (8.5"-9.75" tall); Black covers with title in white lettering; 2005, PublishAmerica; 356 pages; "The Nero Agenda, " by Gordon R. Blake.
