The Private Diaries Of Sir H. Rider Haggard, 1914 1925 by H. Rider Haggard

A candid, day-by-day journal covering 1914–1925 in which a prominent novelist records his immediate reactions to the First World War and its aftermath, detailing personal routines, travels, literary work and public engagements while reflecting on politics, empire, social change and the people he knew; the entries mix practical observations and anecdote with private feeling, giving an intimate portrait of an older public figure coping with wartime pressures, loss, health concerns and the shifting cultural landscape of the era.