Contents lists
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works by T. E. Lawrence
names of correspondents
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Works
Nine (London, Vol. II, No. III [inside, No. 4], August 1950) contains: 'T. E. Lawrence - two unpublished letters to Ezra Pound' (n.d. and 20 August 1920).
No decency left, by Barbara Rich [pseud. of Robert Graves and Laura Riding) London, Jonathan Cape. 1932. The description of an autogiro (pp. 153-5) is by T. E. Lawrence.
'Notes on Hejaz affairs', Arab Bulletin, 13 May 1917, SD pp. 96-7
Letters
Colonel S. F. Newcombe
- 16 February 1920 DG pp. 298-9
- 16 November 1920 DG pp. 321-2
- 8 November 1921 DG p. 336
- 15 October 1922 DG pp. 369-70
S. L. Newcombe
- 10 March 1926 DG p. 494
- 11 January 1927 DG p. 504
- 24 February 1927 DG p. 509
- To S. L. Newcombe 27 April 1927 MB pp. 326-7
- 9 September 1927 DG p. 538
- Wednesday [? 17 April 1934] DG pp. 799-800
- 20 December 1934 DG pp. 837-8
Flight Lieutenant H. Norrington
- 29 May 1931 Boats p. 42
- 12 March 1932 Boats pp. 89-91
- 20 April 1935 DG p. 868
Lorna Norrington
- 24 November 1933 DG pp. 779-80
- 24 February 1935 DG p. 857
T. E. Lawrence chronology
1888 16 August: born at Tremadoc, Wales
1896-1907: City of Oxford High School for Boys
1907-9: Jesus College, Oxford, B.A., 1st Class Hons, 1909
1910-14: Magdalen College, Oxford (Senior Demy), while working at the British Museum's excavations at Carchemish
1915-16: Military Intelligence Dept, Cairo
1916-18: Liaison Officer with the Arab Revolt
1919: Attended the Paris Peace Conference
1919-22: wrote Seven Pillars of Wisdom
1921-2: Adviser on Arab Affairs to Winston Churchill at the Colonial Office
1922 August: Enlisted in the Ranks of the RAF
1923 January: discharged from the RAF
1923 March: enlisted in the Tank Corps
1923: translated a French novel, The Forest Giant
1924-6: prepared the subscribers' abridgement of Seven Pillars of Wisdom
1927-8: stationed at Karachi, then Miranshah
1927 March: Revolt in the Desert, an abridgement of Seven Pillars, published
1928: completed The Mint, began translating Homer's Odyssey
1929-33: stationed at Plymouth
1931: started working on RAF boats
1932: his translation of the Odyssey published
1933-5: attached to MAEE, Felixstowe
1935 February: retired from the RAF
1935 19 May: died from injuries received in a motor-cycle crash on 13 May
1935 21 May: buried at Moreton, Dorset