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The Dawn in Britain

by Charles M. Doughty
Doughty, Charles Montagu (1843-1926)

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THE DAWN IN BRITAIN
 I. 
BOOK I
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BOOK II
 III. 
BOOK III
 IV. 
BOOK IV ROME TAKEN BY THE GAULS OF BRITON BRENNUS
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BOOK V
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BOOK VI
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BOOK VII
 VIII. 
BOOK VIII
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BOOK IX
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BOOK X
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BOOK XI
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BOOK XII THE ROMAN WAR IN BRITAIN
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BOOK XIII
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BOOK XIV
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BOOK XV
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BOOK XVI
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BOOK XVII
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BOOK XVIII
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BOOK XIX
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BOOK XX
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BOOK XXI
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BOOK XXII
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BOOK XXIII
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BOOK XXIV

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66

Now, in what day was hurt Caratacus,
Fighting, warlord, before hill-dune of Camulus;
Whence were blue Britons scattered to far woods;
Who scaped, in chariots, drave still that night forth.
Who, gainst next eve, to willows of the Ouse,
Arrive; to pasture, loose their fainting teams.
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