The Drama of Three Hundred and Sixty-five Days

This gripping novel takes readers on a journey through the climactic year of World War I, from its beginnings in 1914 until its conclusion in 1918. The story centers around a group of British soldiers, including one who is a conscientious objector, and their struggles to survive in the trenches and on the battlefields of Europe. Along the way, they face daunting challenges, heartbreaking losses, and ultimately, a glimmer of hope that the war can be ended. Written by celebrated author Hall Caine, this book is a gripping and insightful look into one of the most significant events in modern world history.
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