the romans in england

This documentary may contain that which resembles what was prophesied about Jacob and his brother Esau (either one takes preeminence; when one is up the other is down), but eventually Jacob will prevail
England still struggles this fight between those two brothers (a way is that Jacob does not seem to be aware of his former dependency (which may have made them less awaare of 'self' and less creative than they really 'are') on the Romans, who did some good but it was occupation by violence; they also enslaved the English.Patrick had been an English slave.
Occupation by force, slavery, import of another 'culture', perhaps a minor degree of intermarriage, makes changes in the fabric and psychology of a tribal society which can linger on without being detected.
The tribes were not always so 'civil' among themselves (there were frequent invasions from the main-land in addition). So as I know the English, they are full of compassion, virtue and creativity but there is a 'flip side' in society (which is in every society, but every society differs therein like in this tastes more sour than this but it depends on the type of sour) for instance unaddressed poverty, neglect of brave veterans (I mean not those who have medals), self-neglect, and other problems, but also much compassion therein. Amazing people.
'Black' slavery shows us that the trauma passes on in their generations (which is not easily fully changed).
But there is also 'white' slavery one which was somewhat forgotten, but by the English

for more information about the lost tribes you could examine hebrewnations.com

Picture: Rachel wife of Ya'acov (Jacob)