Britain and Rome: Caesar to Claudius

The Exposure of a Renaissance Fraud. Re-assesses the accepted narrative of Roman and British contact from Caesars incursions to the Boudiccan revoltInsights into Caesars reasons for invading.Reveals the British as a much more sophisticated and complex society than traditionally portrayed certainly by Caesar, an economic powerhouse and the relationship as much closer to one between equalsA radical reassessment of the sources reveals two pillars of the conventional narratives as Renaissance frauds, while reinstating the credibility of a maligned British account.Offers a startlingly different version of events surrounding the Claudian invasion.