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Biographical information
The Lawrence of Arabia
Factfile
A large site featuring, among other things:
Lawrence
FAQs
Lawrence quotations
T E Lawrence
Studies
A detailed biographical and bibliographical website
Centenary exhibition
Extracts from the catalogue of an exhibition held at the National Portrait Gallery,
London, 1988
Photographic
reference archive
Lawrence on film
The Lawrence of Arabia Homepage
A site dedicated to David Lean's award-winning film of the man, with sound and video
clips, reviews, and links to information about the cast
Lawrence of
Arabia
Reviewed by Tim Dirks (filmsite.org)
Lawrence
of Arabia
(reelclassics.com)
Lawrence
of Arabia
Reviewed by Damian Cannon (Movie Reviews UK)
Lawrence's theme tune
BOOK: Filming T.E. Lawrence: Korda's Lost Epics
Andrew Kelly (Editor), et al. Hardcover, 1997
Order from Amazon (US)
or (UK)
VIDEO: Lawrence of Arabia - 30th Anniversary
Collector's Edition
Jose Ferrer. VHS, Widescreen, 1962
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VIDEO: Lawrence of Arabia
O'Toole. VHS, Widescreen, 1962
Order from Amazon (US)
Research
Journal
of the T E Lawrence Society
including back issues Castle Hill
Press
Lawrence book specialists (UK) Denis
McDonnell
Bookseller specialising in
T E Lawrence and the French Foreign Legion (US)
T. E.
Notes
A Lawrence newsletter, edited by Denis W. McDonnell and Suellen J. Miller
Lawrence of Arabia, The Authorised Biography
Jeremy Wilson. The first eight chapters are now on line
Lawrence,
the uncrowned king of Arabia
A critique of Michael Asher's book by Jeremy Wilson
Influence
As Power
by Rich Stiller. An online book about Lawrence
The
Power of Lawrence of Arabia
by Scott J. Siegel
Lawrence's
letters
a chronological catalogue
Lawrence
bibliography
Check-list of works by and about T E Lawrence, with a listing of his manuscripts and correspondence
Lawrence
symposia
Academic discussions (since 1988)
Lawrence
research archives
Lawrence
maps
Letter to Ali ibn Hussain
(1915)
Sir Henry McMahon, British High Commissioner in Egypt, wrote a series of 10 letters to Ali
Ibn Hussain, Sherif of Mecca, during the First World War in the hope of attracting Arab
support against the Turks. The implication was that after the war Britain would support an
independent Arab state.
The Sykes-Picot
Agreement (1916)
World War I -
"trenches on the web"
A lot of background information about the war, but not much on the Arab revolt
Memorabilia
Castle Hill Press
Lawrence book specialists
"A shrine
to T E Lawrence"
by one of his admirers
His bike
Facts about the Brough motorcycle
Memorial
sites
Clouds Hill, Moreton Cemetery, etc. |
