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Violence
A lot
Battle violence; siege warfare; Roman discipline
Language
Some
Strong language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Brief sexual references
Substance Use
Barely any
Wine; soldiers' culture
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Themes of conquest, loyalty between soldiers, and the reality of Roman warfare
What this book is about
Scarrow's 2001 second Eagles of the Empire novel follows Macro and Cato through the Roman conquest of Britain, including the battle for Caratacus's hill fort. Roman military fiction with gritty battle scenes. For older teens and adults.
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Battle violence
Strong language
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