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Julius Caesar made two visits to England in the 1st century BC, establishing it as an area of interest for the Roman Empire. One of Caesar's visits led to Hengistbury Head becoming an important port, while the Thames River developed into a major trade link between Britain and Europe. During this time of early contact with the Romans, the poet Horace referred to some Britons as friends of the Roman emperor Augustus.
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