For ten points, name this philosophical romance by G. K. Chesterton.
The title character is identified with the separation of light into the sun, moon, and stars, just as Gogol, de Worms, Dr. Bull, St. Eustache, and the Secretary correspond to other days of the Biblical creation. Each of the six infiltrate the inner circle of an elaborate anarchist conspiracy, only to discover that only one member of the Council of Days is not a police spy. For ten points, name this philosophical romance by G. K. Chesterton.
The title character is identified with the separation of light into the sun, moon, and stars, just as Gogol, de Worms, Dr. Bull, St. Eustache, and the Secretary correspond to other days of the Biblical creation.
The {Man Who Was Thursday}