The Four Just Men
by Edgar Wallace
The Four Just Men (1920) is one of Wallace's many popular thriller novels. Four young, wealthy vigilantes take care of justice the old-fashioned way. It was adapted as a movie in 1921, again in 1939, as well as a popular British television series in 1959.
Table of Contents
Part I - The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Chapter I - Thery's Trade
Chapter II - A Newspaper Story
Chapter III - The Faithful Commons
Chapter IV - One Thousand Pounds Reward
Chapter VI - The Outrage at the 'Megaphone'
Chapter VIII - The Messenger of the Four
Chapter X - The Cupidity of Marks
Chapter XII - A Newspaper Cutting
Part II - The Council of Justice, Chapter I - The Red One Hundred
Chapter III - Jessen Alias Long
Chapter V - The Council of Justice
Chapter VI - Princess Revolutionary
Chapter VII - The Government and Mr. Jessen
Chapter VIII - An Incident in the Fight
Chapter IX - The Four Versus the Hundred
Chapter XII - In Wandsworth Jail
Chapter XIII - The "Rational Faithers"
Chapter XIV - At the Old Bailey
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