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Ambulancing on the French Front is a classic World War One diary by Edward R. Coyle. WHEN I went to France there was no thought in my mind that I should ever write a book on the subject of my experiences in World War One. On my return, however, many friends besieged me for details of the great war, which had come under my observation while serving in the Ambulance Corps on the French front. It was easy to infer from the eagerness of all that real news was in demand, none seeming to tire of asking questions and listening to what I had to say in reply. From these impromptu conversations...

Fire was a gift. We dominate the earth because we put a harness on fire and made it work for us. Long ago, one man brought the fire struck by lightning back to his abode and tamed it to heat his cave and cook food for his clan. And teach them how to use it. Now that there are so many of us, the scramble for fuel for fires that fuel our comfortable lives, and the effects of the exhaust from those fires degrade the life of many. There is a new gift ... one that will replace fire as it is tamed and taught to all people. Edward Coyle has caught this gift and is taming it. Ed Coyle tells that...