Can there please be a conversation about Bakari Henderson?

The 1854 Handbook for Travellers in Greece, published in the Murray’s Handbooks for Travellers series, began by reassuring British travelers that Greece, despite its reputation for bandits, was a relatively safe destination—for them. “The fact is, that now-a-days in the Levant, a Frank (the generic name for the natives of western lands) runs very little risk from open violence.” Franks, the guidebook explained, had a reputation for carrying loaded guns, but there was another, more systemic reason for the Westerner to sleep easy in the East:

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