Ambulance No. 10: Personal Letters From The Front

by Leslie Buswell

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226 pages, Paperback

Published February 7, 2018

About the author

1890-1964

Reviews

[Kokeshi]

PG 86

...I shall have had four months' service at the front, without a rest, and although I can, I hope, keep going another eight or ten weeks, I feel that without some respite the winter would finish me, if the Germans omitted to do so. I find myself feeling an intense - though futile and unphilosophic - resentment at my physical condition: the not being able to eat enough to keep always at top speed - and course one can never allow even a shadow, much less a mention of one's own problems to appear. The personal equation practically doesn't exist here...

5 stars