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Louis, St
Lowe, Lance-Corporal
Lunt, Sir James
Lyle, Robert
Maan
battle at
forces at
and Hejaz railway
occupation by Abdullah
offensive against
TEL at
see also railway
MacAndrew, General
MacDonnell, M.S.
Macdonogh, Lieutenant-General Sir George
Mack, Dr John
A Prince of our Disorder, the Life of T.E. Lawrence
Mackenzie, Sir Compton
Extremes Meet
Maclean, Alan
McMahon, Sir Henry
and Aqaba
and Arab Revolt
and France
and Hussain
‘Mad Mullah’ see ibn Hassan, Abdullah
Mafraq
Magnolia, SS
Malone, L’e
Malory, Sir Thomas
Morte d’Arthur
Malraux, André
Marchand, Colonel
Marsh, Edward
Marsh, Major
Marshall, Major W.E.
Massena, Marshal
Massey, W.T.
Maude, General
Maugham, Robin
Maugham, W. Somerset
Maulud Pasha
‘Maurice’ (agent)
Maxton, James
Maxwell, General Sir John (‘Conkie’)
Mecca
Medina
campaign
garrison
German base at
and Hejaz railway
Mehmed V, Sultan
Meinertzhagen, Colonel Richard
argument with TEL on Arabs
and Churchill
diary
on Jerusalem
and Jewish question
meets Mrs Lawrence
and Seven Pillars
on TEL’s appearance
as TEL’s confidant
and TEL’s experience at Dera
and TEL’s illegitimacy
Meissner, Heinrich
Melbourne Argus
Metropolitan Police
Meyers, Professor Jeffrey
Middle Eastern Department (Colonial Office)
Military Intelligence
Mills, John
Milner, Viscount
Miramshah
Monréal, Major
Monroe, Elizabeth
Montenegro
Montgomery, Field-Marshal
More, Captain
Morine
Morris, William
The Story of Sigurd the Volsung
Mosley, Sir Oswald
Mosul
Mountbatten, Admiral
Moussa, Professor Suleiman
T.E. Lawrence: An Arab View
Muggeridge, Malcolm
Muhammad (the Prophet)
Muhammad Ali, Sharif
Muhammad Jamal Pasha
Mukhlis, General Mawlud
Munich crisis (1938)
Muntafiqs
Murray, General Sir Archibald
at Ismailia
in Cairo
and France
and Hejaz railway
and Seven Pillars
on TEL
Muslims
Algerian
French
Indian
and Ottoman empire
outside Ottoman empire
Shiite
Sunni
of Turkestan
Mussolini, Benito
‘Mustafa’ (agent)
Namier, Sir Lewis
Napoleon I, Emperor
Nash, Paul
Nasir, Sharif
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
Naval Intelligence see intelligence departments
Nawaf
Nazis, news agency
Negev
Neill, Captain A.G.
Neufeld, Karl
New Statesman
New York Herald Tribune
New Zealand, forces of
Newcombe, Major Stewart
and Arab Revolt
Arabs and
and Faisal
and Hejaz railway raids
recruitment of agents
taken prisoner
at TEL’s funeral
on TEL
News Chronicle
Nicolson, Harold
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Nivelle, General
Noel, Major Edward
Norman, Montague
North-West Frontier
Northcliffe, Lord
Northern Arab Army
Nutting, Anthony
Observer
Ocampo, Virginia, 338171 T.E.
O’Casey, Sean
Odeh, Rev. N.
L’Œuvre
Ogston, Dr Alexander
Olden, Major
Oppenheim, Max, Freiherr von
Orlando, Vittorio Emanuele
Ormsby-Gore, William
Orwell, George (Eric Blair)
O’Toole, Peter
Ottoman empire
air force
Balkan Wars
declares war on Allies
discipline of forces
dissolution of
instability of
and the Karkamis excavations
Kurds
Ministry of Public Instruction
partition of
relations with Germany
and Syrian tribes
TEL alleged to be spying against
Turco-German connection
Young Turks
see also Turco-German alliance; Turkey
Oxford
Ashmolean Museum
Lawrence family settle in
Oxford High School
Oxford Times
Oxford University
All Souls College
Bodleian Library
Jesus College
Officers’ Training Corps
St John’s College
Oxford University Press
Palestine
and Abdullah
Allied plans for
and Balfour Declaration
and Cairo Conference
campaign of
and Faisal
Jewish immigration
Ottoman forces in
spies in
uprisings in
US missionaries in
see also Jews; Zionists
Palestine Exploration Fund
Palmer, Arthur (‘Posh’)
Pan-Islamic movement
and Faisal
and Hussain
propaganda
and Salonika Conference
Paris Match
Paris Peace Conference (1919)
Parker, Colonel A.C.
and Arabs
at Rabigh
Parnell, Charles Stewart
Pascoe, Captain
Pater, Walter
Peake, Bimbashi (Major) F.G. (‘Fred’)
Pepys, Samuel
Persia
Persian Gulf
Petit Parisien
Petrie, Professor Flinders
Philby, Harry St John
Picot, Henri
Pirie—Gordon, Commander Harry
Pisani, Captain
Plymouth
Poole, R.L.
Port Said
Pound, Ezra
Powell, Anthony
Prince, Lieutenant
Private Eye
Prys-Jones, A.G.
Punch
Puttnam, David
Qalat al Husa
Qalat al Mudawarrah
Qalat Surgar
Quayle, Anthony
Quneitra
Quran
Rabigh
Raho, Lieutenant
railway
Aleppo—Baalbek Yarmud line
and Aqaba
and Bani Sakhr
Berlin—Baghdad line
Constantinople�
��Aleppo line
Damascus—Dera line
Damascus—Maan line
Damascus—Medina line
Dera campaign
Dera—Haifa line
Dera—Maan line
guarded by Beduin
in southern Jordan
Tabuk—el-Ela line
Tabuk—Maan line
and tribal sheiks
Rains, Claud
Raleigh, Sir Walter
Ramleh
Rank Organisation
Rankin, Major-General
Ras Tafari (Haile Selassie)
Rashid Ali
Rattigan, Terence, Ross
Read, Sir Herbert
Rennell, Sir Francis (Lord Rennell)
Rennell, Sir James
Rhys, Sir John
Richard I, King
Richards, Vyvyan
Riding, Laura
Rieder, Mrs
Roberts, William
Robertson, General Sir William
and Aqaba
on Arabs as guerrillas
and Australians
and British troops for Hejaz
and Kut
and Lake
and subsidies to Arabs
and Syrian offensive
on TEL
and TEL’s planned Arab campaign
Robinson, Edward
Lawrence the Rebel
Rolfe, F.W. (‘Baron Corvo’)
Don Tarquino
Rolls, S.C.
Ross, Captain A.J.
Ross Smith, Captain
Rossetti, Christina
Roumania
Royal Air Force:
and Cairo Conference
The Mint and
support of Arab forces
Royal Air Force—continued
TEL on
TEL’s career in
TEL’s companions in
see also Cranwell; Uxbridge
Royal Australian Air Force
Royal Engineers’ Journal
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Flying Corps (later Royal Air Force)
Royal Navy
see also Admiralty; intelligence departments
Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
Royal Tank Corps
Royle, Captain
Ruhi
Russell, Arthur
Russia
and Alexandretta
Arabs and
armistice
‘Army of Islam’ invades
and Britain
and Caucasus
dissolution of army
Foreign Ministry
and the Kurds
and Ottoman forces
and Syria
and TEL’s alleged spying activities
and Visitor from Mecca
Rwallah
Said, Professor Edward
Said, Muhammad
Saint-Exupéry, Antoine de
St Quentin, Captain Doynal
Saklatvala, Shapurji
Salah Abdullah, Sheik
Salmond, Air Marshal Sir Geoffrey
Salonika
Samson, Major Louis (‘R’)
Samuel, Sir Herbert
Samy Bey, Ali
Sandars, General Liman von
Sanniyat
Sanussi
Sassoon, Sir Philip
Sassoon, Siegfried
Saudi Arabia, and Korda film project
Sayyid Talib Pasha
Scarborough, Lord
Schneider Trophy Race, Plymouth
Scott, Lady
Serbia
The Seven Golden Odes of Pagan Arabia or The Moallakat
The Seven Pillars of Wisdom
on Abdullah
on al Qadir
on Alan Dawnay
Allenby on
on Aqaba campaign
on Arab Revolt
on Arabs
on Barrow
on Beduin religion
becomes bestseller
bridge demolition described in
on capture of Damascus
composition of
on Dahoum
on Dera incident
on Faisal
first draft
on guerrilla warfare
on Hejaz railway raids
homosexuality in
illustrations
on Nasib
and Nietzschean sympathies
omits mentions of ANZACs
and Robert Graves
on secret negotiations with Talaat Bey
on Sykes
on Syria
TEL on
on TEL’s own character
on TEL’s role in Arab campaign
on Turks
on weakening of Pan-Islamic movement
The Seven Pillars Trust
Shahbandah, Dr Abd al Rahman
Shakespeare, Captain
Shalaan, Nuri
Shaw, Charlotte (Mrs George Bernard Shaw)
TEL’s letters to
Shaw, George Bernard
St Joan
Shelley, Percy Bysshe
Sidney, Sir Philip
Simpson, Colin
The Secret Lives of Laurence of Arabia
Sims, Flight-Lieutenant
Sinai
charts of
survey of
Single, Colonel Clive
Slade, Gurney (Stephen Bartlett):
In Laurence’s Bodyguard
Led by Lawrence
Sledmere, war memorial
Smith, Clare Sydney
The Golden Reign
Smith, Wing Commander Sydney
Somaliland
South Africans, at capture of Damascus
Spectator
The Sphere
Spiegel, Sam
Steed, Henry Wickham
Stewart, Desmond
T.E. Lawrence
Stirling, Colonel Walter
Storrs, Sir Ronald
and Arab Revolt
defence of TEL’s reputation
on Faisal
friendship with TEL
on TEL
at TEL’s funeral
The Story of our Submarines
Stotzingen, Major von
The Strand Magazine
Sudan
Suez Canal
Sunday Times
Swann, Air Vice-Marshal Sir Oliver
Sykes, Sir Mark
anti-Indian attitude of
and Arab Revolt
and Hussain
on Syria
TEL on
on TEL’s Hejaz report
see also Sykes-Picot agreement
Sykes-Picot agreement
abandonment of
and Allenby
on Aqaba
Druze and
and Faisal
French view of
and Hussain
question of TEL’s knowledge of
Syria
Abdullah plans to conquer
agents in
Allied plans for
Arabs of
Armenians in forces of
and Balfour Declaration
Berlin-to-Bagdad railway
British offensive planned against
campaign of
charts of
discussed at Paris Peace Conference
Faisal’s plans
Fourth Army
and France see France
Franco-Syrian War
French schools
Germans in
Hussain and
Karkamis excavations
liberation of
National Assembly
nationalist movement
in 1941
and Palestine
political life of
TEL on
TEL’s operation in
TEL’s research thesis on castles in
Turks in
uprisings in
US missionaries in
see also Karkamis; Sykes—Picot agreem
ent,
Syrians, prisoners of war
Tafas
Tafila
Takhan
Talaat, Mehmed
T.E. Lawrence by His Friends
Tel Halaf
Tell el Shehab
Le Temps
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord
‘Geraint and Enid’
‘The Palace of Art’
Thomas, Lieutenant
Thomas, Lowell
The Boy’s Life of Colonel Lawrence
With Lawrence in Arabia
Thomas, Mrs
Thompson, Francis
Thomson, Lord
Thorne, Trooper
Thurtle, Ernest
Tibet
The Times
TEL’s letter to
Times Literary Supplement
Tora
Townshend, General
Toynbee, Arnold
Trenchard, Air Marshal Sir Hugh
Tripoli
Trotsky, Leon
Trumbull, H. Clay
Tuke, Henry Scott
Tura
Turco-Arab rapprochement
Turco—German alliance:
Faisal and
forces of
and Pan—Islamic movement
propaganda
subversion campaign
and Zionist movement
Turkey:
air force
air raids on Hejaz
and al Faruqi
army
and Britain
defeat of
High Command
importance of Medina to
invaded by Greece
and Korda film project
offensive against approved by Britain
and Russia
subsidies to Beduin
and Suez Canal
and TEL’s death
see also Balkan Wars; Ottoman empire; Turco—German alliance; Turks
Turks:
attacked at el Fuweila
and Dera incident
Faisal and
Fourth Army
hated by intelligence agents
nationalist movement
officers
prisoners of war
Sharif Hussain and
soldiers
TEL’s hatred of
Tytler, Captain
Umtaiye
United States
Uprising in Damascus (film)
Uranians
Urfa (Edessa)
Uxbridge, RAF depot
Valentino, Rudolph
Vansittart, Sir Robert (Lord Vansittart)
Vansittart family
Venizelos, Eleutherios
Versailles, Treaty of (1919)
see also Paris Peace Conference
Vickers
Vickery, Captain (later Major) C.E.
Victor Emmanuel, King
Victoria, Queen
Virginia Quarterly Review
Visitor from Mecca
Wadi
Wadi el Yutm