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As the Roman Empire expands, it encounters local populations that it considers 'barbarians', who fight back, effectively and savagely, dealing Rome one blow after another. Hannibal, Viriathus, Armenius, Spartacus and more strike back against Rome, some from without and some from within. See their struggles, their motivations, and the outcomes as these indigenous people's fight for survival, revenge and justice. Written by Chester Collins
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The series also omits another great barbarian rebel, Caractacus, a British Chieftain of Catuvellauni tribe who resisted the Romans for almost a decade. Using a mixture of guerrilla tactics, set piece battles and pitched battles he managed several victories against the Romans until he was captured by Rome after being betrayed by Queen Cartimandua, of the Brigantes for a hefty reward. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Why would you use American military veterans to explain Roman history, European history, instead of a real and better documented historian, albeit an European one?
Why would you skip 2 essential pieces of Roman history like Caesar in Gaul and Trajan in Dacia?
Why would you discard certain historic facts and instead dramatise the outcomes? Or goals?
Visually an story-wise it is attractive, but historically, not.