Gamett, David
Letters to His Biographers Robert Graves and Basil Liddell Hart
Garnett, Edward
Garstang, Professor John
Gaulois
Gaza
George V, King
Germans
archaeologists
engineers
Jews
mine-layers
officers
prisoners of war
Germany
air force
and al Faruqi
archaeologists
Berlin-to-Baghdad railway
and Britain
Eastern Intelligence Section
forces of
relations with Ottoman empire
and Russia
subsidies to Beduin
and Turkish defeat
see also Turco-German alliance
Gibbons, Stella
Gilman, Captain
Gilman, Lieutenant-General Sir Webb
Gitsham, Lieutenant
Glasgow Herald
Glubb, Sir John (Glubb Pasha)
gold, British
Gordon, General
Gorringe, Lieutenant-General Sir George (‘Blood Orange’)
Goslett, Captain
Gouraud, General Henri
Graves, Philip
Graves, Robert
defence of TEL’s reputation
friendship with TEL
on last part of TEL’s life
and legend of TEL
T.E. Lawrence and the Arabs
TEL advises to avoid British in Cairo
and TEL on Bovington
and TEL on idle rumours
and TEL on Khalil Pasha
and TEL on uniform
and TEL’s account of Dera incident
and TEL’s adventures with Dahoum
as TEL’s confidant
and TEL’s flights of fancy
on TEL’s ignorance of heterosexual behaviour
and TEL’s illegitimacy
and TEL’s knowledge of Syria
TEL’s letters to
on TEL’s literary work
and TEL’s political views
on theft of first draft of Seven Pillars
Greece
see also Athens
Green, Leonard
Dream Comrades
The Youthful Lovers
Green Balls: The Adventures of a Night Bomber
Grey, Sir Edward
Gribbon, Colonel Walter
Guedalla, Philip, A Man of Letters
Guest, Sir Frederick
Guinness, Alec
Gurkhas
Guy, R.A.M.
Haifa
Haig, Field-Marshal (Earl)
Hajim Muhittin Bey (‘Nahi’)
Hall, Admiral
Hamdi, Hamid
Hamdi Effendi
Hamed
Hamilton, Hamish
Hamilton, General Sir Ian
Hamilton Boyd, Elizabeth see Chapman, Elizabeth
Hamlet (Shakespeare)
Hamsterley, Ralph, brass-rubbing of
Hanley, James
Hardinge, Lord
Hardy, Dr E.G.
Hardy, Thomas
Hargreaves, Albert
Haroun
Harran
Harris, Air-Marshal Sir Arthur (‘Bomber’)
Hartington, Lord
Hartley, L.P.
Hashemites
Hussein’s ambitions for
and Iraq
and Korda film project
Meinertzhagen on
supporters of
TEL as partisan of
Hassan, Sharif
Hawkins, Jack
Hawran
Haymarket Theatre, London
‘Hedgehog’ (Hejaz Operations Staff)
Hedley, Colonel Coote
Hejaz
Ali Said Pasha on
campaign
delegation to Paris Peace Conference
Hussain’s plans for
and Ibn Saud
postage stamps
TEL’s report on
see also railway
Hejaz Force
Hejaz Operations Staff (‘Hedgehog’)
Henderson, Arthur
Henty, G.A.
Herbert, Aubrey
Hermes, HMS
Hirtzel, Sir Arthur
Hitler, Adolf
Hittites
Hoare, Sir Samuel
Hogarth, Dr (later Commander) David
as alleged spymaster
The Ancient East
and Arab nationalism
and Arab Revolt
background
death
Devia Cypria
encourages TEL to study Middle East
friendship with TEL
and Hussain
influence on TEL
interest in Hittites
joins Arab Bureau
Karkamis excavations
meets TEL after Dera incident
and Middle Eastern Department
on old-guard army officers
and Seven Pillars
speaks at Central Asia Society meeting
sponsorship of TEL as archaeologist
on Sykes
and Syrian offensive
on TEL
and TEL’s Croix de Guerre
TEL’s letters to
and TEL’s thesis
visits Cairo
and The Wilderness of Zion
Hogarth, Mrs
Holdich, Major G.V.W.
Holmes, Miss
Home Office
Homer, The Odyssey
Hornby
House, Colonel
Housman, Laurence
How I Filmed the War
Howard, Leslie
Hudson, W.H.
Hull, E.M., Son of the Sheik
Huon de Bordaux
Hussain, King of Jordan
Hussain, Sharif of Mecca
and al Mizri
and British promises
and capture of Aqaba
and capture of Damascus
and Colonel Wilson
defeat of army at Taif
and Faisal’s ambitions
flees to exile
and Hejaz railway raids
and Jafa al Askari
and Jamal Pasha
and Khedive Abbas Hilmi
Lloyd on
McMahon’s letter to
and negotiations with Turkey
rejects Treaty of Versailles
relationship with sons
and Shalaan
subsidies to
TEL on aims of
and TEL’s first meeting with Faisal
and TEL’s proposals for Iraq
TEL’s view of tribal loyalties to
and Wahhabis
and Zionist movement
Huweitat
ibn Hassan, Abdullah (‘the Mad Mullah’)
Ibn Rashid
Ibn Saud, Abdul Aziz
Illustrated
Illustrated London News
Imperial Ottoman Bank
Imperial War Museum
India
and Arab alliance
and Arab Bureau
and imperialism
and Iraq
Muslims in
TEL in
India Office
Indians
intelligence departments:
British High Commission
D Force
and Foreign Office
GHQ Cairo
bulletin
cartographic section
Section 1a
TEL’s report on Aqaba to
Military Intelligence
Royal Navy
Iraq
Abdullah and
air control in
Allied plans for
Anglo-Indian army in
and Arab Bureau
Arab revolt in
and France
Hashemite
kingdom falls
and India
indirect rule and
intelligence section
Kitchener and
nationalist movement
Sykes on
TEL in
TEL’s proposals for
Turkish occupation of
under Rashid Ali
Ireland
Ironside, General Sir Edmund
Isherwood, Christopher
Ismailia
Israel
Italian Military Mission to Hejaz
Italy
Jamal Pasha
James, M.R.
Jammiyat al Nahda al Arabiya (Arab Renaissance Society)
Jane, Cecil
Jarre, Maurice
Jebel Ansariye
Jeble
Jeghem, Riza
Jerablus
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Jesus College, Oxford
Jews
German
immigration to Palestine
in Jerusalem
in mixed battalion of Arab army
spies
in Syria
of United States
see also Zionists
Jiddah
al Qadir at
Arab bases at
and British troops
mine-laying at
TEL at
uprisings in
Joffre, Marshal Joseph
John, Augustus
Johns, Captain W.E.
Johnson, William
Jones, Thomas
Diary with Letters, 1943—1945
Jordan
Joseph and his Brethren
Joyce, Colonel Pierce
on TEL
Julnar
Junner, Elizabeth
Junner, John
Junner, Sarah see Lawrence, Sarah (TEL’s mother)
Kabul mission
Karachi
Karadoyen, Ismet
Karkamis (Carcemish)
British Consulate
excavations at
TEL’s memories of
Kedourie, Professor Elie
Kemal Atatürk (Mustafa Kemal Pasha)
Kennedy, Ponsonby and Prideaux
Kennington, Eric
Kerr, Archibald
Kerr, Philip
Kershaw, Alister
Khalil Pasha
Khartoum
Kidston, George
Kiernan, Reginald
Kipling, Rudyard
Kirkbride, Lieutenant Alec
Kitchener of Khartoum, 1st Earl
Abdullah and
and Alexandretta
and Arab Revolt
and Armenians
and French in Syria
and Gallipoli campaign
imperialism
Storrs and
TEL and
Knightley, Phillip, The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia
Knights Hospitallers
Knowles, Joyce
Knowles, Pat
Koch, Madame
Korda, Sir Alexander
Krak des Chevaliers
Kress von Kressenstein, Colonel Freiherr
Kurdish Reactionary Club
Kurdistan
Kurds
TEL and
Kut
Labour Party
Lake, General
Lambert, George
Lamotte, Adjutant
Latakia
Laurie, Janet
Law, Andrew Bonar
Lawrence, Arnold (TEL’s brother)
and biographies of TEL
and TEL’s sexuality
as TEL’s literary executor
criticizes David Lean’s film
and The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia
Lawrence, D.H.
Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Lawrence, Frank (TEL’s brother)
Lawrence, Sir Henry
Lawrence, Sir John
Lawrence, (Montague) Robert (TEL’s brother)
Lawrence, Sarah (née Junner, TEL’s mother)
TEL’s letters to
Lawrence, Thomas (Thomas Edward Chapman, TEL’s father)
death
Lawrence, Thomas Edward:
early life and family background
birth
and Church Lads’ Brigade
exile from his family
family background
in France
ill-health
illegitimacy
relationship with his mother
education,
at Jesus College, Oxford
at Oxford High School
and team games
thesis on Crusader castles
interests,
antiquarianism
aviation
bicycling
brass-rubbing
chivalry
Crusades and Crusader castles
favourite reading
firearms
mechanics
motorboats
motorcycling
music
printing
appearance
carelessness about dress
height
wears Arab costume
character and tastes
and alcohol
anti-Semitism
attitudes to religion
see also Evangelicalism
at Cloud’s Hill
condonation of brutality
diet
dislike of French
eccentric behaviour
exaggerated or misleading claims made by
flagellation
hatred of Turks
imperialism
Irishness
non-smoker
political views
Puritanism
sexuality
and women
as archaeologist
at Karkamis
and Sinai survey expedition
and army,
alleged early service in
in cartographic section
demobilises himself
as intelligence officer
joins Cairo GHQ
joins Royal Tank Corps under name of Shaw
promoted to captain
promoted to major
in Middle East,
achievements
and Alexandretta project
alleged capture and assault at Dera
alleged spying activities
and Allenby
in Aqaba campaign
and Arab Bureau
and Arab nationalist movement
and Arab Revolt
and Arabs
at Cairo Conference
and capture of Damascus and Dahoum
and Dera campaign
with Faisal’s army
and Faisal’s negotiations with Turks
and Gallipoli campaign
and guerrilla warfare
and Hashemites
and Hejaz campaign
and Hussain’s demands
and Ibn Saud in Hejaz
in Iraq
at Jerablus
and Jewish immigration in Palestine
at Jiddah conference
knowledge of Arabic
knowledge of Syrian dialects
and Kurds
on Muslims
with Nasib
oversees production of Hejaz postage stamps
as partisan of Arabs
pledges made to Arabs
reports on Arabs
and subsidies to Arabs
supports Faisal’s case with British government
Syrian mission
Yarmuk Valley raid
as diplomat
at Colonial Office
at Paris Peace Conference
later life,
and British Fascist movement
changes name to Shaw
death in motorcycling accident
fellowship at All Souls College, Oxford
> funeral
gives rifle to George V
RAF career
under name of John Hume Ross
honours and awards
Companionship of the Bath
Croix de Guerre
DSO
reputation,
biographies
films and plays about his life
known as ‘Lawrence of Arabia’
legend of
as national hero
reputation after Aqaba
reputation attacked
writings,
anthology of minor poetry (Minorities)
‘The Arab March to Damascus’ (Times article)
correspondence
Daily Express articles
‘Fragmentary Notes’
The Home Letters of T.E. Lawrence
letters to The Times
as literary man
The Mint
motorboat engine maintenance manual
Observer article
plans biography of Sir Roger Casement
report on Syria for Arab Bureau
Revolt in the Desert
Royal Engineers’ Journal paper
The Seven Pillars of Wisdom see The Seven Pillars of Wisdom
Spectator reviews
Sunday Times articles
The Times articles
translation of The Odyssey
verse
The Wilderness of Zin
Lawrence, William (TEL’s brother)
death
TEL’s letters to
Lawrence of Arabia (film)
Leachman, Colonel Gerard
Lean, David
Lebanon
Arabs of
and Balfour Declaration
and France
French forces in
nationalist movement
and Sykes—Picot agreement
TEL’s research thesis on castles in
US missionaries in
Lenin, V.I.
Libya
Liddell Hart, Basil
‘Aldington’s “Lawrence”: His Charges and the Treatment of Evidence’
criticizes David Lean’s film
defends TEL’s reputation
and First World War generals
and legend of TEL
on Tafila victory
T.E. Lawrence: In Arabia and After
and TEL’s flights of fancy
TEL’s letters to
Lij Eyasu, Emperor of Ethiopia
Lloyd, George (Lord Lloyd)
on al Qadir
and Arab Revolt
friendship with TEL
notes on TEL’s strategy
son of
on TEL
TEL’s letters to
in Yarmuk Valley mission
Lloyd, J. Selwyn
Lloyd George, David, 1st Earl
and Alexandretta
and Faisal
TEL on
London Magazine
London Review
Golden Warrior, The Page 62