Simon Scarrow: Warlord of Britannia, Gebunden

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The enthralling new drama in the epic story of the barbarian king who led the tribes of Britannia against mighty Rome . . .
FROM AD 27 TO 43, WHILE THE ROMAN EMPIRE PLANNED ITS INVASION, BRITANNIA'S WARLORD CARATACUS FOUGHT TO UNITE THE WARRING TRIBES.
In AD 27, Caratacus faces a momentous challenge. As a tribal warrior; he has no equal. As a man of strategy in warfare, he has vision and cunning. He knows that the Roman Empire, which extends to land in sight of Britannia's southern coast, is a potential threat to the ways of the tribes. Yet the Britons see only their immediate enemies, each other, as they battle over patches of land, following traditional rules of combat. It falls to Caratacus to train his men in new tactics then fight for supremacy across the tribes at the head of the most powerful army Britannia has ever seen.

Facing hostile forces set on obstructing his every move, Caratacus grows ever more ruthless, ready to commit terrible deeds, and turn against even family, in pursuit of his goal. Amidst the battles and skirmishes, the spying and the bloodshed, the enemy within is as dangerous as any enemy equipped with armour and a helmet.

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