The Boyish Side of TE Lawrence - SERIES OF ARTICLES ABOUT DIFFERENT SIDES OF TE This will be the first part of a series of articles about different sides of TE. (*1) In my opinion, TE has become a fictitious personage, someone upon whom every friend, acquaintance or writer may all too easily project himself, his fantasies and interpretations. TE was partly to blame […]. Uncategorized
Royal Canadian Legion Vimy Pilgrimage 1936 (Colourized)
Lawrence of Arabia's mythical status may have never been were it not for a miraculous escape from an air disaster in 1919, the story of which was recounted at an RAF ceremony in Rome Friday.
by Howard Coster glossy bromide print 13 October 1931 © National Portrait Gallery, London
Lawrence, wearing Arab dress, in conversation with Auda abu Tayi, leader of the Howeitat tribe, in the desert.
Now all the pictures of T.E. Lawrence in his lovely R.A.F. cap are in one place.
Thomas Edward Lawrence (1888-1935) Thomas Edward Lawrence The Taking of Akaba - 1917 TE Lawrence on a motorbike in army unifor...
T.E. Lawrence - The Taking of Syria
I did not see Lawrence again for some weeks. It was, if my memory serves me right, in Paris. He wore his Arab robes, and the full magnificence of his countenance revealed itself. The gravity of his...
The images, which were taken by Captain Maxwell Coote who was Churchill's aide-de-camp, are being sold by his descendants with London-based Forum Auctions who expect the archive to fetch £4,000.
T.E. Lawrence attended the Cairo Conference where Prince Feisal would become king of a new country called Iraq and Prince Abdullah would rule Transjordan.
A launch developed TE Lawrence will be motored round the coast and into the capital later this month
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"I am a contented being, wanting nothing for myself or anybody else, & contentment is uncreative. It is a little folding of the hands for sleep." - T.E. Lawrence
T.E. Lawrence ("Lawrence of Arabia") and Prince Feisal and the battle at Akaba in 1917. Akaba (or Aqaba) was a port on a gulf of the Red Sea, now part of Jordan.
He was a mentor to Lawrence of Arabia, a maverick explosives expert who played a pivotal role in the Arab insurgency against the Ottoman Empire.
Peter O'Toole and Richard Burton What’s New Pussycat? (1965) directed by Clive Donner Peter O'Toole as Michael James Richard Burton as Man in Strip Club (uncredited)
