"Boadicea" meaning in English

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          "text": "1914, Ernest Bramah, Max Carrados\n\"Well, upon my word!\" cried the highly scandalized Carlyle, \"what next! Boadicea was a—er—semi-legendary person, whom we may possibly admire at a distance. Personally, I do not profess to express an opinion. But Samson, I would remind you, is a Biblical character. […] \""
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  "word": "Boadicea"
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