Corner of a Foreign Field : The British Cemetery at Kathmandu by Mark F. Watson , Andrew R. Hall the West has lost much

the West has lost much

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Corner of a Foreign Field : The British Cemetery at Kathmandu by Mark F. Watson , Andrew R. Hall the West has lost muchThis history of the British Cemetery in Kathmandu encompasses the entire story of Western involvement in Nepal. In the nineteenth century British diplomats in the remote Himalayan outpost of Kathmandu Valley had no choice but to bury their dead in the corner of a farmers field close to their embassy. Its memorials to colleagues, wives and children some grand, some humble are a poignant reminder of the long interaction between Britain and Nepal. When