Revolt In The Desert
by T. E. Lawrence
Publisher: George H. Doran Company, New York
MCMXXVII (1927)
Copyright 1926, 1927 by George H Doran Company
First Printing in America, March 1927
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Printed in the USA
NOTE: included are two newspaper snippets from the Sacramento Bee and the San Francisco Chronicle detailing Lawrence of Arabia, dated 2002
"Revolt in the Desert" is T.E. Lawrence's abridged account of his experiences as a British officer during the Arab Revolt against Ottoman rule in World War I. The narrative vividly depicts Lawrence's involvement with the Arab tribes, his leadership in guerrilla warfare tactics, and his passionate advocacy for Arab independence. The book captures the harsh beauty of the desert landscape, the complexities of tribal politics, and the intensity of the military campaigns, offering a personal and often romanticized perspective on a significant historical event. Lawrence's writing blends adventure, historical reflection, and psychological insight, creating a compelling and influential account of his role in the Arab Revolt.
T.E. Lawrence, also known as "Lawrence of Arabia," was a British military officer, diplomat, and writer. His achievements are intertwined with his role in the Arab Revolt, where his knowledge of the Arab people and his military strategies were instrumental in their fight against the Ottoman Empire. Beyond his military exploits, Lawrence was a gifted writer, and "Revolt in the Desert" and his longer work, "Seven Pillars of Wisdom," are considered literary achievements for their vivid prose and insightful reflections. His complex personality and his romanticized portrayal of the Arab Revolt have made him a legendary and controversial figure, but his writings remain significant historical and literary documents.
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