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T.E. Lawrence

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

• Liberty Magazine, 1936 •


“It was all so amazing; but I encountered the greatest surprise as we wandered through Christian Street [in Jerusalem]. A group of Arabs crossed our path. One arrested my attention. Although he was shorter than his companions, and slender as a boy, he stood out among them; he was obvously a leader of men. He wore Arab dress and the short curved [dagger] of a prince of Mecca, but he was beardless and blond as a viking


“Now it all came back to me!”
“This was the man Todd Gilney had spoken of – the man who had fostered the Arab revolt against Turkish rule. He was the leader who had singlehandedly welded a hundred warring desert tribes into a compact fighting force which now protected Allenby’s right wing. But he was shy and unassuming; he said very little.”




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Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

Lawrence and the Arab Revolt

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