Premise: The Romans first invaded the British Isles in AD 44, landing at Thanet and soon subduing all of the English tribes. They remained in control for two or three centuries, leaving an indelible mark upon the face of England. Town names like Bath are directly attributable to the period of Roman occupation, and it was uncommon for someone to stumble over remains of the Roman occupation in medieval England
Statement: Town names like Bath are directly attributable to the period of Roman occupation, and it was rare for someone to stumble over remains of the Roman occupation in medieval England
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