E.W. Peters was a British police officer in the Shanghai Municipal Council from 1929 until his dismissal following charges of attempted murder. He and his co-defendant both found not guilty. Robert Bickers is an expert in the field of modern Chinese history and British colonialism. His previous publications include Empire Made Me: An Englishman Adrift in Shanghai, a biography about a British police officer in the Shanghai Municipal Police, and The Scramble for China: Strangers in the Middle Kingdom, 1832-1914. He is currently a professor of history at the University of Bristol.
"Riots and robbers, gangs and guns, dope dealers and trunk
murderers - E.W. Peters met them all with no more than his badge .
. . and a fully loaded Colt .45." —Paul French, author, Midnight in
Peking
“Riots and robbers, gangs and guns, dope dealers and trunk
murderers - E.W. Peters met them all with no more than his badge .
. . and a fully loaded Colt .45.” —Paul French, author, Midnight in
Peking
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