Comments by "Iain Mc" (@iainmc9859) on "What a Top Roman General Really Thought About Ireland…" video.

  1. I think they'd simply leaned a stiff lesson in Caledonia. If it ain't got towns it ain't going to pay taxes. Britannia was already holding down more Roman military manpower than any other province. The Empire, being generally pragmatic, simply decided invading Hibernia would have required more effort than it was worth ... there's advantages to being the last landmass before you disappear off the edge of the world.
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