Golden Warrior, The

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