"Hadrian's Wall" by Jessie Mothersole is a historical exploration of the famous Roman structure in northern England. The book considers the wall not only as a boundary but also as a symbol of Roman power and organization. Mothersole's journey along the wall's path allows her to contemplate the dedication to leadership by historical figures and the grand ideas behind its construction. Beginning with its recognition as a national monument and including archaeological discoveries, the book recounts the author's personal connection to Hadrian's Wall, as she considers the importance of its legacy.
Hadrian's Wall
By Jessie Mothersole
Walk the ancient path of a storied wall and uncover the tales of emperors, builders, and a lasting legacy of unity.
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About the AuthorJessie Mothersole was an English archaeologist, artist, and author.
Jessie Mothersole was an English archaeologist, artist, and author.
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