The Just Men of Cordova: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Just Men of Cordova, credited to Edgar Wallace, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of The Just Men of Cordova by Edgar Wallace. Read in English by Andy Sames. Once again our vigilante heroes lend their great talents to serve against those outwith the law; The setting is the Spanish city of Cordova, wherein a number of wealthy European financiers have succumbed to a mysterious poison. Manfred, Gonzales, Poiccart and another meet out justice in there usual inimitable fashion, thwarting the devious shenanigans of the criminals of the early twentieth century. - Summary by Andy Sames

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Just Men of Cordova
• Author credits: Edgar Wallace
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 17
• Listed recording duration: 5:51:22

Catalogue topics

• fiction
• adventure
• Crime

Track guide

1. 01 - Three Men of Cordova — 33:09
2. 02 - Colonel Black, Financier — 33:07
3. 03 - An Adventure in Pimlico — 19:45
4. 04 - The Men Who Sat in Judgment — 17:06
5. 05 - The Earl of Verlond — 20:06
6. 06 - The Policeman and The Lady — 11:23
7. 07 - Dr. Essley Meets a Man — 18:02
8. 08 - Colonel Black Has a Shock — 8:49
9. 09 - Lord Verlond Gives a Dinner — 18:04
10. 10 - A Policman's Buisness — 22:53
11. 11 - To Licoln Races — 20:04
12. 12 - The Race — 34:21
13. 13 - Who Are the Four? — 17:21
14. 14 - Willie Jakobs Tells — 25:40
15. 15 - Sir Isaac's Fears — 16:32
16. 16 - Colonel Black Meets a Just Man — 19:33
17. 17 - Justice — 15:27

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