John Buchan
Author of the iconic novel The Thirty-Nine Steps, John Buchan filled many roles including barrister, colonial administrator, publisher, Director of Intelligence, and Member of Parliament. The Thirty-Nine Steps, first in the Richard Hannay series, is widely regarded as the starting point for espionage fiction and was written to pass time while Buchan recovered from an illness. During the outbreak of the First World War, Buchan wrote propaganda for the British war effort, combining his skills...
Nelson's History of the War - Volume II (of XXIV) - From the Battle of Mons to the German Retreat to the Aisne
John Buchan
Nelson's History of the War - Volume V (of XXIV) - The War of Attrition in the West the Campaign in the Near East and the Fighting at Sea down to the Blockade of Britain
John Buchan
Nelson's History of the War - Volume III (of XXIV) - The Battle of the Aisne and the Events down to the Fall of Antwerp
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
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 Sea down to the Battle of the Falkland Islands
John Buchan
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