The Man Who Knew Too Much

Horne Fisher knows everybody in England worth knowing, which is why he can solve any crime in the book and prevent almost none of them — the murderer is always a man the country cannot afford to hang. Chesterton was six foot four and twenty stone, created Father Brown, and wrote these eight stories in 1922 as a political indictment dressed as detection. The despair under the paradoxes is real.

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E-bog: 19. august 2026