Return to the great forests of medieval England, where outlaw bands shelter beneath ancient oaks, loyal hearts scheme against corrupt power, and romance blooms amid danger. G. P. R. James, one of the nineteenth century's most popular masters of historical romance, weaves a stirring tale of chivalry, loyalty, and adventure in Forest Days, drawing upon the rich greenwood tradition that made Robin Hood an immortal figure of English legend. Here are midnight rides through shadowed woods, secret allegiances, sword-won victories, and tender devotions tested by treachery—all rendered with the sweeping narrative energy that made James a household name on both sides of the Atlantic. This edition presents the complete, unabridged original text exactly as first published, accompanied by a modern introduction situating the novel within the golden age of historical fiction and the author's remarkable career, along with reader's notes illuminating the medieval customs and greenwood lore that inspire the story. A treasure for lovers of Scott, Dumas, and classic adventure. Part of The Founding Texts Library.