502. The Roman Conquest of Britain: To the Ends of the Earth (Part 4)

This podcast episode explores the intricate story of Roman conquest and rule in Britain, drawing on historical accounts and speeches, particularly by figures like Calgacus and Agricola. It examines how imperialism shaped British society, highlighting the clashes between military might and diplomatic efforts. This discussion reveals the complex interplay of empire, critique, and identity that connects Tacitus's insights to contemporary views on imperialism.

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The Rest Is History

Introduction and Sponsors

Calgacus's Speech and the Roman Conquest

The Aftermath of Boudicca's Revolt and Roman Governance

The Consolidation of Roman Power in Britain

Agricola's Governorship and the Pacification of Wales

Romanization and Urban Development in Britain

The Conquest of Caledonia and Agricola's Final Campaign

The Abandonment of Caledonia and Tacitus's Critique of Empire

502. The Roman Conquest of Britain: To the Ends of the Earth (Part 4)

The Rest Is History

00:00Introduction and Sponsors

Introduction and Sponsors

01:22Calgacus's Speech and the Roman Conquest

Calgacus's Speech and the Roman Conquest

07:01The Aftermath of Boudicca's Revolt and Roman Governance

The Aftermath of Boudicca's Revolt and Roman Governance

13:57The Consolidation of Roman Power in Britain

The Consolidation of Roman Power in Britain

23:26Agricola's Governorship and the Pacification of Wales

Agricola's Governorship and the Pacification of Wales

31:34Romanization and Urban Development in Britain

Romanization and Urban Development in Britain

39:00The Conquest of Caledonia and Agricola's Final Campaign

The Conquest of Caledonia and Agricola's Final Campaign

48:48The Abandonment of Caledonia and Tacitus's Critique of Empire

The Abandonment of Caledonia and Tacitus's Critique of Empire