The novel, first published in 1916, tells a tangled tale of the French and German sons-in-law of an Argentinian land-owner who find themselves fighting on opposite sides in the First World War.

• THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE
• (Los Cuatro Jinettes del Apocalipsis)
  • Translated by Charlotte Brewster Jordan
• PART I
• CHAPTER I
  • THE TRYST
• CHAPTER II
  • MADARIAGA, THE CENTAUR
• CHAPTER III
  • THE DESNOYERS FAMILY
• CHAPTER IV
  • THE COUSIN FROM BERLIN
• CHAPTER V
  • IN WHICH APPEAR THE FOUR HORSEMEN
• PART II
• CHAPTER I
  • WHAT DON MARCELO ENVIED
• CHAPTER II
  • NEW LIFE
• CHAPTER III
  • THE RETREAT
• CHAPTER IV
  • NEAR THE SACRED GROTTO
• CHAPTER V
  • THE INVASION
• CHAPTER VI
  • THE BANNER OF THE RED CROSS
• PART III
• CHAPTER I
  • AFTER THE MARNE
• CHAPTER II
  • IN THE STUDIO
• CHAPTER III
  • WAR
• CHAPTER IV
  • “NO ONE WILL KILL HIM”
• CHAPTER V
  • THE BURIAL FIELDS
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