author
Charles A. (Charles Augustin) Coulomb
1872–1935
A little-known early 20th-century writer whose surviving trail is mostly bibliographic, he remains an intriguing name from the era of public-domain print culture. Reliable biographical details are scarce, but records associated with digitized books identify him as Charles A. Coulomb, also given as Charles Augustin Coulomb, with the dates 1872–1935.
1 Audiobook
A School History of the Great War
by Albert E. (Albert Edward) McKinley, Charles A. (Charles Augustin) Coulomb, Armand Jacques Gerson
About the author
Charles A. Coulomb appears in library and digitization records as an author from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, also listed under the fuller form Charles Augustin Coulomb. The dates commonly attached to him are 1872–1935.
Beyond those basic facts, I could not confirm much more from reliable online sources available here. His presence today seems to survive mainly through catalog and public-domain book records rather than through detailed modern biographies, which suggests a writer whose work outlasted the usual biographical spotlight.
Because the available evidence is so thin, it is best to treat him as a lightly documented historical author rather than to repeat uncertain claims. That scarcity itself can be part of the appeal for curious listeners: a nearly forgotten voice preserved through old print and digital archives.