The Man Who Knew Too Much Author:Gilbert Keith Chesterton
(1922)Horne Fisher is the man who knew too much. He has a brilliant mind and powers of deduction, but he always faces a moral dilemma. These eight adventures will amaze and delight as we follow Horne and his friend Harold March in the world of crime among eminent people.
Other Works Of Gilbert Keith Chesterton
- The Napoleon of Notting Hill
- Eugenics and Other Evils
- All Things Considered
- Orthodoxy
- The Wisdom of Father Brown
- The Innocence of Father Brown
- Tremendous Trifles
- Utopia of Usurers and other Essays
- Manalive
- A Short History of England
- The Club of Queer Trades
- George Bernard Shaw
- Alarms and Discursions
- Robert Browning
- The Appetite of Tyranny
- What I Saw in America
- Appreciations and Criticisms of the Works of Charles Dickens
- The Defendant
- Heretics
- The Ball and the Cross
- The Trees of Pride
- Charles Dickens: (1906)
- The Crimes of England
- The Victorian Age in Literature
- The New Jerusalem
- The Man Who Was Thursday
- What's Wrong With The World
- Twelve Types: A Collection of Biographies