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Geographical Immorality: John Macpherson and Intermediaries of Empire in Eighteenth-Century India
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Geographical Immorality: John Macpherson and Intermediaries of Empire in Eighteenth-Century India
by Thomas Archambaud A London Thriller On Monday, September 10, 1787, a 42-year-old gentleman on a stroll with a friend approached the entrance to Grosvenor Gate, a stately, tree-lined promenade through central London’s Hyde Park (see the featured image above). Soon, the pair witnessed another two men emerge from the path, exchange brief salutations, then reach for their pistols. At eleven o’clock, the first shot rang out, with a second and thir…
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