the secret lives of lawrence of arabica
Book Specifications:
- Title: The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia
- Publisher: A Panther Book
- Author: Phillip Knightley
- Language: English
- Pages: 331
- Binding: Paperback
- Condition: Used - Good (Pin holes on cover and few pages)
About the Book:
The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia by Phillip Knightley and Colin Simpson explores the mysterious and complex life of T. E. Lawrence, famously known as “Lawrence of Arabia.” Drawing upon private papers, interviews, archival material, and firsthand accounts, the authors uncover lesser-known dimensions of Lawrence’s wartime exploits, political involvement, personal struggles, and post-war secrecy. The book examines his role during the Arab Revolt, his relationship with British intelligence and Middle Eastern politics, and the myths that grew around his legendary status. Combining biography with investigative historical research, the narrative presents a compelling portrait of a man whose life was marked by adventure, controversy, and enduring fascination. Published by A Panther Book, this paperback edition is an engaging read for readers interested in military history, Middle Eastern studies, espionage, and twentieth-century biography.
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Book Specifications:
- Title: The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia
- Publisher: A Panther Book
- Author: Phillip Knightley
- Language: English
- Pages: 331
- Binding: Paperback
- Condition: Used - Good (Pin holes on cover and few pages)
About the Book:
The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia by Phillip Knightley and Colin Simpson explores the mysterious and complex life of T. E. Lawrence, famously known as “Lawrence of Arabia.” Drawing upon private papers, interviews, archival material, and firsthand accounts, the authors uncover lesser-known dimensions of Lawrence’s wartime exploits, political involvement, personal struggles, and post-war secrecy. The book examines his role during the Arab Revolt, his relationship with British intelligence and Middle Eastern politics, and the myths that grew around his legendary status. Combining biography with investigative historical research, the narrative presents a compelling portrait of a man whose life was marked by adventure, controversy, and enduring fascination. Published by A Panther Book, this paperback edition is an engaging read for readers interested in military history, Middle Eastern studies, espionage, and twentieth-century biography.
