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In The Uttermost Farthing: A Savant's Vendetta, R. AustinFreeman presents a gripping narrative that challengesconventional notions of justice and morality. When abrilliant scientist loses a loved one to a senseless act ofviolence, he abandons the courtroom for his own chillingform of retribution. Narrated with clinical precision andemotional restraint, the novel takes readers on a journeyinto the mind of a man determined to rid the world ofevil-one perpetrator at a time. As he documents hischilling experiment in justice, the reader is forced toconfront uncomfortable questions: where does justiceend and vengeance begin? Freeman constructs ahaunting psychological study wrapped in the garb ofdetective fiction. This isn't just a mystery-it's a moralpuzzle, rich in philosophical undertones and ahead of itstime in its exploration of vigilantism. For those seeking acerebral, unsettling, and provocative mystery, TheUttermost Farthing offers a deeply satisfying anddisturbing experience.