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by B. h. Liddell Hart

Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force

  Messudieh

  Metaab

  Middle East Department, Colonial Office

  MiMi

  Milton, John

  Minifir

  Miranshah Fort

  Miriuk

  Mitla Hills

  Moab

  Mohammed el Dheilan

  Mohammed Said

  Moltke, von

  Monro, Sir Charles

  Mosul

  Motalga, the

  Mount of Olives

  Mountbatten

  Muadhdham

  Muaggar

  Mubarak

  Mudauwara, s i s

  Mudge's brigade

  Murray, Sir Archibald Muslimiya

  Muieirib (Mezerib), tnote

  Nablus

  Napier, History of the War in the Peninsula

  Napoleon I

  Nasir, Sherif, igo

  Navarino

  Nazareth

  Nebk

  Negab Pass

  Nejd

  Nekhl

  Nelson, Lord

  Nesib

  Neufeld, Karl

  New Zealand Mounted Brigade, I S I

  Newcombe, CoL his "strategic mirage,"

  Nicolson, Sir Arthur

  Nisibin$

  Nowasera

  Nugent, Capt. Walter

  NuriBey

  Nuri Said

  NuriShaalan

  Odeh, Rev. N

  Omdurman

  Ommayad dynasty

  Owais

  Oxford

  Ashmolean Museum

  (City of) School

  University All Souls College Jesus College Magdalen College St. John's College

  Union

  Oxford Book of English Verse note

  Oxford Times

  Palestine

  CampaignS possible points

  of attack methods required

  the feint against Gaza attack

  on Yarmuk Valley bridge-

  capture of Beersheba Jerusalem

  gained operations in corn-belt taking of Tafila capture

  of grain-fleet Jericho taken British move into Trans-Jordan breach of railway at Ma'an attack on Jerdun inal plan

  for approach to Damascus its

  aim of deceiving the Turks iadder'

  to Deraa and Damascus attack

  on Mudauwara T. E.'s alternative

  plans Turkish communications

  cut around Deraa # Allenby

  enabled to attack coast defeat of

  Turkish armies

  approach to Damascus use

  of bombing planes attack on

  Sheikh Saad village capture of

  Damascus

  Palestine Exploration Fund

  Palgrave, William Gilford

  Palmyra

  Passchendaele

  Peace Conferences

  Peake

  Pearson, CoL

  Peninsular Wars

  Persian Gulf

  Peshawar

  Petra

  Nabathean%

  Petrie, Sir Flinders

  Pichon

  Pieot, Georges

  Pilgrims Road to Mecca

  Pisani, Capt. note

  Plymouth Hoe

  Plymouth Sound

  Poitiers

  Poole, Reginald Lane

  Port Said

  Port Sudan

  Procopius

  Pyrrhus

  Qal 'at Zamrud

  Qatiya Oasis

  Qatrani

  Quneitra

  Qunfideh

  Quntilla

  Rabegh

  Rafah

  Rahail

  Raho, Capt.

  Rajputana

  Raleigh

  Ramleh

  RasBaalbek

  RasimBey

  Rawlinson, Sir Henry

  Red Sea

  Remthe

  Renaud of Chatillon

  Reschadieh

  Rhone delta

  valley

  Richard Cceur de Lion

  Riddle of the Sands, The

  Riviera

  Riyak

  Robertson, Sir Williamft

  Rocroi

  Rodd, Francis

  Rodd, Sir Pennell

  Rolls-Royce carss noteft

  Romani

  Ross, Maj.

  Ross-Smith

  Rowan, Lieut.

  Rowandui

  Royal Air Force$ noteft T. E. joins it Saklatvala, Mr.

  Saladin

  SalammbS

  Salem

  Salisbury

  Salmond, Maj.-Gen., Sir Geoffrey

  Salmond, Sir John

  Salonika

  Salt—sec Es Salt

  Samaria

  Samuel, Sir Herbert

  San Remo Conference

  Sarikamish

  Sassoon, Sir Philip

  Saxe, Marshal Schlieffien, Countess

  Royal Flying Corps

  Royal Geographical Society

  Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve

  Royal Tank Corps

  Russ, Sheikh of

  Rumania

  Rumm note

  Russia

  Russian Revolution

  Russo-Turkish relations war

  declared

  Ruwalla the

  Schneider Cup Race

  Scipio

  Scott-Pain€

  Sebeil

  Sebustiye

  Second Army Corpss

  Sedan

  Senussi, the

  Serahin, the

  Serbia,

  Shaiba

  Shakespear, Capt.. note

  Shakir, Sherif

  Sharon, Plain of

  Sharraf

  Shatt

  Shaw, Bernard

  Shea

  Sheikh Saad village

  Shererat, the

  Sheria—see Tell eshSheria

  Sherman, Gen. W. T.

  Shobek

  Shukri Pasha

  ShunetNimrin

  Sidon

  Sinais

  Sinai Arabs

  Sinai Hotel

  Sinn Feiners

  Sirdar of Egypt—see Wingate

  Sixtieth Division

  Slaves and servants, their status among

  the Arabs note

  Smith, Sydney

  Smuts, Gen. Jae

  Somaliland

  Somme, Battle of the, iao

  South Africa

  Southampton

  Water

  Stent, Capt.

  Steuber, Gen.

  Stirling, Col., mS

  Stokes mortarss

  Storrs, Ronalda

  Stotiingen, Maj. von

  Subayyeh

  Sudan

  Suez

  Suez Canal

  Gulf of

  Sultan Osman

  Sultans of Egypt and Morocco

  Supreme War Council

  Sum, lot

  Sykes, Sir Mark note

  Sykes-Picot Agreement note

  Syria, loi in topography and population contrasted

  with the Hejaz

  Syrian Arabs

  Tacitus's epigram inverted

  Tadmor

  Tafas

  Talila (Tafileh) "battle,"

  HI Themed

  Thomson, Lord

  Thurible, Mr.

  Times, London

  Torres Vedras

  Toweira

  Townshend

  Trad

  Trafalgar, Battle of

  Trans-Jordan

  Trenchard, Sir Hugh note

  Taif

  Talaat

  Talbot cars note

  Tallal

  Taranto

  Tarsus

  Taurus Mountains

  Tebuk

  telephone, Arabs' delight in

  Tell Arar

  Tell el Shehab

  Tell eshShahm

  Tell eshSheria

  Teschen

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sp; Tigris

  Triple Entente

  Tripoli

  Trumbull, Dr.

  Tunis

  Turabah

  Turco-German treaty

  Turenne

  Turkey relations with Great Britain with'Other nations in

  vjff ships taken over by

  Great Britain attacks Russia on

  Black Sea in Caucasus Gallipoli

  campaign? attacks

  Suez Canal- railway systems in

  Asia Minor menace to British in

  Egypt partition of Asiatic provinces

  planned move to crush

  Arab movement. (See Turks.)

  enters War

  Turkish Armies—Fourth its chance of escape retreats its disordera

  Seventh and Eighth

  defeated

  Turkish Army Handbook

  Turks—attacked at Mecca at Jidda at Tail mode of warfare a strength in the

  Hejai failure to

  attack Yanbo attacked at

  Wejh defence of Hejaz railway, Il their railway mined at surrender of Guweira of

  Kethira of Khadra- of

  Aqaba concentrate at

  Maan baulked in advance on

  Aqaba in Palestine

  campaign, their strength their

  Yarmttk Valley bridges attacked

  deceived by Newcombe's "mirage,"

  its effect set price on

  Lawrence's head attack Arabs

  near Petra defence of Taffla-

  strength and distribution in at Ma'an at Shunet

  Nimrin negotiations with

  Feisal fooled by feint at Amman lose redoubt at Tell

  Arar their aeroplanes all bolt-holes sealed sack of Tafas surrender

  Damascus

  See also Turkish Armies

  Tussum

  Twentieth Corps

  Twenty-first Division

  Uganda

  Um Keis

  Umlej

  UmmesSurab

  Umtaiye note

  Urfa

  Utica, battle at

  Oxbridge depot

  VahibBey

  Valny

  Vauxhall car

  ¥egetius

  Vendemiaire rising, go

  Vickers

  Vickery, Maj.

  Victoria, Queen

  Viollet-le-Duc

  Voltaire

  WadiAis

  WadiAraba

  WadiGharandil

  WadiGhazze

  WadiHamdh

  WadiHesa

  WadiIthm note

  WadiJizil

  WadiKhalid

  WadiMusa

  WadiSafra

  WadiSirhan

  Wahabis, the

  Wangenheim, Baron worn

  War Museum, Windsor, tog

  WavelTs history of Palestine campaign

  Webb-Gillman, Gen.

  Wejh, ioi log captured

  by Arabs

  Wellington, Duke of

  Wells, H. G

  Wemyss, Sir Rosslyn

  Weygand

  Willisen

  Wilson, Sir Arnold

  Wilson, Lieut.-Col. C. I.

  Wilson, Henry mote

  Wingate, Sir Reginald

  Winterton, Lord

  Wood

  Woolley, Dr. Leonard

  World War, vj

  Wuld AH, the

  Xenophon

  Yanbo defence of

  Yarmuk Valley

  Yemen

  Yitderim Army Group

  Young, Sir Hubert

  Young Turks

  Zaagi, the

  Zaal

  Zebn, the

  Zeid, Sherif in dispute

  between Feisal and Huisein

  Zeitun

  Zeki

  Ziza

  Zones in Sykes-Picot agreement

 

 

 


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