C. Cornelii Taciti Vita Iulii Agricolae (1832)

Focusing on the life of Julius Agricola, Tacitus provides a detailed account of his father-in-law's military and administrative achievements in Britain. Agricola, a distinguished Roman figure, played a significant role in the conquest and governance of the province, implementing numerous public works. The narrative not only highlights Agricola's contributions but also offers insights into Britain and the Roman Empire during that era. This work is regarded as one of Tacitus's finest historical writings, emphasizing its cultural significance and enduring legacy.