In the midst of an epidemic, Commissioner Sanders hears of a local
woman with a remarkable gift that could transcend the limits of
modern medicine. He, along with his trusted advisors, examine a
series of miraculous cases tied to this extraordinary figure. In
The Keepers of the King's Peace, Sanders embraces the unknown
encountering new and surprising obstacles. Within the Belgian
Congo, stories of a woman healer called M'lama are spreading among
the native people. Soon, military men begin to question their
validity and M'lama's powerful influence. Commissioner Sanders
seeks to uncover the truth about her rumored ability to cure the
sick and even raise the dead. It's a curious expedition that blurs
the line between the physical and supernatural realm. With The
Keepers of the King's Peace, Edgar Wallace highlights a cultural
clash between Africans and Europeans during the colonial period.
Sanders and his crew must step outside their comfort zones to fully
explore native customs and spiritual practices. This illuminating
story was originally published in The Windsor Magazine in 1917 as
an entry in the Sanders of the River series. With an eye-catching
new cover, and professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of
The Keepers of the King's Peace is both modern and readable.
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