What it says on the tin essentially 
I wonder if the "Invasion of Caledonia" could go any better for the Romans? 2/3 of the Scot army escaping is probably the reason why Agricola never pushed further north. Do you think there is a way the Romans could have completed their conquest of mainland Britain and dominated the whole island?
If so, how would this effect Britain and British culture in the long run?
I am not very well versed in Roman history so any help would be appreciated
I wonder if the "Invasion of Caledonia" could go any better for the Romans? 2/3 of the Scot army escaping is probably the reason why Agricola never pushed further north. Do you think there is a way the Romans could have completed their conquest of mainland Britain and dominated the whole island?
If so, how would this effect Britain and British culture in the long run?
I am not very well versed in Roman history so any help would be appreciated