What is this book about?

'Roman Britain in 1914' is primarily a historical overview focusing on the period of Roman rule in Britain, from the invasion under Emperor Claudius in 43 AD to the final withdrawal of the Roman legions around the early 5th century AD. The book delves into various aspects of this era, including the military conquest and organization (like the Roman legions and auxiliary units), the administrative structure established by Rome (provinces, governors, cities like Londinium and Caerleon), the economic systems (trade, agriculture, mining), the introduction of Roman technology and infrastructure (roads, aqueducts, baths), and the cultural impact, including the spread of Latin, Christianity, and Roman customs among the native Celtic populations. It aims to reconstruct the daily life, society, and the eventual decline and fall of Roman influence in Britain.