John Buchan - Nelson's History of the War - Volume IV (of XXIV): The Great Struggle in West Flanders, the Two Attacks on Warsaw, and the Fighting at S

John Buchan, born in 1875, is renowned for his novel "The Thirty Nine Steps," but his multifaceted career included roles as a politician, diplomat, and writer. He served as the 15th Governor General of Canada and was involved in propaganda during WWI. Buchan's historical writing, particularly his twenty-four volume account of World War I, offers a unique contemporary perspective on the conflict, showcasing his remarkable storytelling ability in both fiction and historical narrative. His legacy extends beyond fiction to significant historical contributions.