John Buchan - Nelson's History of the War - Volume I (of XXIV): From the Beginning of the War to the Fall of Namur

John Buchan, born in 1875, is best known for "The Thirty Nine Steps," but his contributions extend far beyond fiction. A prominent political figure, he served as the 15th Governor General of Canada and had a notable career in law, writing, and diplomacy. His experiences during WWI led him to write compelling propaganda, and he later became a Member of Parliament. Buchan's extensive historical work, particularly his twenty-four volume account of World War I, offers a unique contemporary perspective on the conflict, showcasing his remarkable storytelling ability.