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Boudicca's rebellion may have ultimately failed but she is now seen as a modern-day heroine. Historians have remarked on how the Iceni queen is an icon of British history and a symbol of British freedom and female power.
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Historian, T. S. (2021, November 09). Boudicca's Rebellion. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/video/2677/boudiccas-rebellion/
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