This book explores the concept of justice from a historical perspective and how it has evolved over time. The author delves into philosophical and legal debates surrounding the topic of justice, including the use of the sword as a symbol of justice in ancient times. Wallis presents case studies of historical events where justice was either served or denied, making a compelling argument for why justice must be upheld in society.

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