Synopsis
In the episode Goodbye Mr. Bathurst from Incredible but True, the narrative unfolds in November 1808, during the Napoleonic era, a time rich with political intrigue and adventure. Benjamin Bathurst, the British ambassador to the court of France, is on a critical journey back to London with important state matters to report. His impatience grows as he waits for fresh horses at a quaint Wayside Tavern, a common setting for tales of romance and adventure.
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