The Witness for the Defense

Alfred Edward Woodley Mason (7 May 1865– 22 November 1948) was an English author and politician. He is best remembered for his 1902 novel The Four Feathers.
Table of Content:
1. Chapter 1. Henry Thresk
2. Chapter 2. On Bignor Hill
3. Chapter 3. In Bombay
4. Chapter 4. Jane Repton
5. Chapter 5. The Quest
6. Chapter 6. In The Tent At Chitiptur
7. Chapter 7. The Photograph
8. Chapter 8. And The Rifle
9. Chapter 9. An Episode In Ballantyne's Life
10. Chapter 10. News From Chitipur
11. Chapter 11. Thresk Intervenes
12. Chapter 12. Thresk Gives Evidence
13. Chapter 13. Little Beeding Again
14. Chapter 14. The Hazlewoods
15. Chapter 15. The Great Crusade
16. Chapter 16. Consequences
17. Chapter 17. Trouble For Mr. Hazlewood
18. Chapter 18. Mr. Hazlewood Seeks Advice
19. Chapter 19. Pettifer's Plan
20. Chapter 20. On The Downs
21. Chapter 21. The Letter Is Written
22. Chapter 22. A Way Out Of The Trap
23. Chapter 23. Methods From France
24. Chapter 24. The Witness
25. Chapter 25. In The Library
26. Chapter 26. Two Strangers
27. Chapter 27. The Verdict