This series of detective thrillers plunges readers into a world of intrigue and vigilant justice. Follow the clandestine activities of a secret society dedicated to combating crime when official channels fail. Each installment presents a new, perilous case that tests the limits of morality and resolve. Immerse yourself in gripping narratives where unconventional methods are employed to achieve a righteous outcome.
A Spanish resistance leader's safety in England is threatened by the passage through Parliament of the Aliens Extradition Bill. The minister responsible receives a message from four mysterious figures warning him to withdraw the legislation or face death. The suspense grows as the police struggle to protect the minister before the conspirators' deadline is reached; the ingenious final puzzle was to mark out Edgar Wallace as an outstanding writer of detective thrillers.
Exploring the depths of justice and morality, this book delves into the idea that certain crimes transcend legal repercussions. It grapples with the notion that some offenses leave indelible marks on the human psyche, suggesting that the written law falls short in addressing the true weight of these transgressions. Through thought-provoking themes, it challenges readers to consider the complexities of guilt, redemption, and the limitations of societal norms.
Set in the Spanish city of Cordova, the story follows three cunning friends who execute their own brand of justice. Their ruthless approach leads to a confrontation with Mr. Black, who soon learns the consequences of their actions. Edgar Wallace, a prominent English author known for his crime novels, brings a thrilling narrative filled with intrigue and moral complexity.
Considered a classic, this work has been significant throughout history, prompting its modern republishing for future generations. The text has been meticulously reformatted, retyped, and redesigned to ensure clarity and readability, avoiding the pitfalls of scanned copies. It belongs to the genres of Language and Literatures, specifically within English literature, emphasizing its enduring relevance and the effort to preserve its legacy.
'We shall have no other course to pursue but to fulfil our promise. You will die at Eight in the Evening - The Four Just Men' Criminals and malefactors beware! There is no escape from the sword of justice wielded by The Four Just Men. Here are the complete adventures of Edgar Wallace's daring and ingenious vigilantes. This fascinating bumper collection contains all six volumes of the Just Men saga: The Four Just Men, The Council of Justice, The Just Men of Cordova, The Law of The Four Just Men, The Three Just Men and Again the Three. In these thrilling yarns of daring do, mystery and international intrigue, the Just Men tackle wrongdoers of all kinds from criminal masterminds and desperate anarchists to cunning murderers and obsessive madmen. Where Scotland Yard fails - they succeed. With a finely blended mixture of suspense, humour and action Edgar Wallace concocts a fantastic and unmissable series of page-turning adventures.
Volume 2-The Law of the Four Just Men & The Three Just Men
The narrative continues with the Four Just Men as they dispense their unique brand of justice, tackling corruption and crime with lethal precision. This sequel delves deeper into their motivations and the moral dilemmas they face while confronting societal injustices. As they navigate a web of intrigue and danger, the stakes are higher than ever, challenging their principles and testing their resolve in a world where the line between right and wrong becomes increasingly blurred.
Volume 1-The Four Just Men, The Council of Justice & The Just Men of Cordova
Exploring a harsh and unforgiving legal system, the narrative delves into the concept of justice stripped of traditional safeguards like jury trials and appeals. It presents a chilling examination of a society where decisions are made swiftly and without compassion, highlighting the moral dilemmas faced by individuals caught in its web. Themes of power, authority, and the consequences of a flawed system are central, prompting readers to question the true meaning of justice in a world devoid of mercy.