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The year is CE 77. Vespasian appoints Agricola as governor of Britannia. Upon arriving, Agricola is told of an Ordovician attack led by his enemy, Luchar, where a cavalry outpost has been destroyed, and the sons of Rome’s senators massacred. He remembers a similar event when he was a Banded Tribune seconded to Suetonius. ThoseContinue reading “The Iron Between: Anvil”