Just And The Unjust
Vaughan Kester
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Length 8 h 58 min
Chapters 28
First published 1912
Framed for a murder he did not commit, John North must rely on his friends to help clear him of the charge. But, are they really his friends? Many have dirty little secrets they wish to keep private, even at the expense of John North’s life. Ironically, those keeping quiet include members of the legal profession. Only one drunken man knows the true identity of the killer but he has mysteriously disappeared. Deceit and betrayal flourish in this story, with a tense conclusion. (Introduction by Tom Weiss)
Chapters
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01 - Fighting Shrmiplin Read by Tom Weiss 22:30
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02 - The Prince of Folly Read by Tom Weiss 35:35
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03 - Strange Bedfellows Read by Tom Weiss 21:23
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04 - Adventure In Earnest Read by Tom Weiss 11:47
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05 - Colonel George Harbison Read by Tom Weiss 21:30
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06 - Putting On The Screws Read by Tom Weiss 15:47
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07 - The Beauty of Elizabeth Read by Tom Weiss 14:11
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08 - A Gambler At Home Read by Tom Weiss 18:10
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09 - The Star Witness Read by Tom Weiss 10:41
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10 - Husband and Wife Read by Tom Weiss 23:09
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11 - The Finger of Suspicion Read by Tom Weiss 13:37
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12 - Joe Tells His Story Read by Tom Weiss 21:58
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13 - Light In Darkness Read by Tom Weiss 19:29
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14 - The Gambler's Theory Read by Tom Weiss 30:16
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15 - Love That Endures Read by Tom Weiss 13:21
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16 - At His Own Door Read by Tom Weiss 23:28
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17 - An Unwilling Guest Read by Tom Weiss 15:11
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18 - Father and Son Read by Tom Weiss 20:54
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19 - Shrimplin To The Rescue Read by Tom Weiss 18:39
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20 - The Cat and The Mouse Read by Tom Weiss 13:30
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21 - The House of Cards Read by Tom Weiss 14:30
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22 - Good Men and True Read by Tom Weiss 19:54
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23 - The Last Appeal Read by Tom Weiss 21:44
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24 - The Last Long Day Read by Tom Weiss 11:25
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25 - On The High Iron Bridge Read by Tom Weiss 31:32
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26 - Custer's Idol Falls Read by Tom Weiss 17:57
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27 - Faith Is Restored Read by Tom Weiss 24:56
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28 - The Last Night In Jail and 29 - At Idle Hour Read by Tom Weiss 10:43
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