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T.E. Lawrence

T.E. Lawrence: On Allenby’s Right
(Liberty Magazine, 1936)

“General Storrs said, ‘I want you to meet Colonel Lawrence, the uncrowned king of Arabia.'”

“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.”

T.E. Lawrence: On Allenby’s Right
(Liberty Magazine, 1936)

“General Storrs said, ‘I want you to meet Colonel Lawrence, the uncrowned king of Arabia.'”

“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.”

T.E. Lawrence: On Allenby’s Right
(Liberty Magazine, 1936)

“General Storrs said, ‘I want you to meet Colonel Lawrence, the uncrowned king of Arabia.'”

“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.”

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