Days to Remember by John Buchan

The novel revolves around a young man who returns from World War I and becomes embroiled in a mystery involving a woman with a dark past. As he delves deeper into the mystery, he uncovers secrets about her family's history and his own connection to it. The story explores themes of identity, loyalty, and redemption.

By John Buchan · First published 1923 · Genre: Memoir, Historical, Literary Non-Fiction · 32 chapters

Contents

• The Causes of the War
• A Bird's-Eye View of the War
• The Turn at the Marne
• The Worcesters at the First Battle of Ypres
• The Canadians at the Second Battle of Ypres
• The Taking of Loos
• Delville Wood
• The Third Battle of Ypres
• The Tanks at Cambrai
• The South Africans at Marrieres Wood
• The Battle of the Lys
• The Second Battle of the Marne
• The Beginning of the End
• The Australians at Mont St. Quentin
• The Last Battle
• The Landing at Gallipoli
• The Landing at Gallipoli (Continued)
• The Departure from Gallipoli
• The Capture of Jerusalem
• Allenby's Great Drive
• The Silent Service
• Coronel
• The Falklands
• Mystery Ships
• Jutland
• The British Submarine Service
• The British Submarine Service (Continued)
• The Mercantile Marine and Fishing Fleets
• Zeebrugge
• Behind the Lines and at Home
• The Last Day
• Looking Backward

More by John Buchan

• The Thirty-nine Steps (1915)
• Mr Standfast (1915)
• The Far Islands (1899)
• Greenmantle (1916)
• Prester John (1910)
• The Company of the Marjolaine (1908)
• A Lucid Interval (1927)
• The Lemnian (1908)
• All works by John Buchan