East London
East London
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For more than two centuries after its capture by the British forces, we have no mention of London by am historian. There is every reason to believe that the Romans recaptured it, and that its prosperity increased. Towards the vnd of the third century, Carausius, the 1:. E. 1.. 8 114 EAST LONDON Roman commander in Britain, proclaimed himself em- peror, and struck in London gold coins bearing his portrait and name. Before long, however, he was murdered by Allectus, who assumed the imperial title,... but was defeated and slain at Southwark by a general whom the Emperor of Rome had sent against him. Henceforward the history of London becomes fragmentary. In 410 the Roman soldiers were withdrawn from Britain, and with their departure the Roman name of the city, Augusta, was forgotten or, at all events, disappeared. When the city comes again into the light of history, it is under its more ancient name — London.
This silence of history for two centuries is very re- markable, for we hear of the English conquest of Pevensey, Bath, and Gloucester, but the story of London is quite lost to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For more than two centuries after its capture by the British forces, we have no mention of London by am historian. There is every reason to believe that the Romans recaptured it, and that its prosperity increased. Towards the vnd of the third century, Carausius, the 1:. E. 1.. 8 114 EAST LONDON Roman commander in Britain, proclaimed himself em- peror, and struck in London gold coins bearing his portrait and name. Before long, however, he was murdered by Allectus, who assumed the imperial title,... but was defeated and slain at Southwark by a general whom the Emperor of Rome had sent against him. Henceforward the history of London becomes fragmentary. In 410 the Roman soldiers were withdrawn from Britain, and with their departure the Roman name of the city, Augusta, was forgotten or, at all events, disappeared. When the city comes again into the light of history, it is under its more ancient name — London.
This silence of history for two centuries is very re- markable, for we hear of the English conquest of Pevensey, Bath, and Gloucester, but the story of London is quite lost to us.
What to read after East London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Bosworth to read onlineMoreLess
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