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T. E. Lawrence
a union of indexes compiled by Hazel K.
Bell
Links to index
letters: A |
B | C
| D | E
| F | G
| H | I
| J | K
| L | M |
N | O
| P | Q
| R | S
| T | U
| V | W
| X | Y
| Z
Abbreviations used in the union indexVolume
titles referred to in the integrated index are shown in red.
Titles in pale grey are not yet published
| ADC |
Aide de Camp |
| AR |
Arab Revolt |
| AWL |
A. W. Lawrence |
| B:RG |
Robert Graves, ed., T.E
Lawrence to his Biographer Robert Graves (London, Faber and Faber, fine
press edition, 750 copies, 1938) reprinted with B:LH as T. E. Lawrence
to his Biographers Robert Graves and Liddell Hart (London, Casell, 1963) |
| B:LH |
B. H. Liddell Hart, ed., T.E Lawrence to
his Biographer Liddell Hart (London, Faber and Faber,
fine press edition, 750 copies, 1938), reprinted with B:RG as T. E.
Lawrence to his Biographers Robert Graves and Liddell Hart (London, Casell,
1963) |
| BR1 |
Bruce Rogers, ed., Letters from T.E. Shaw
to Bruce Rogers (privately printed, fine press, 200 copes, 1933) |
| BR2 |
Bruce Rogers, ed., More Letters from T.E.
Shaw to Bruce Rogers (privately printed, fine press edition, 300 copies, 1936) |
| CS |
Charlotte Shaw |
|
DG |
David Garnett, ed., The Letters of T E. Lawrence
(London, Jonathan Cape, 1938) |
|
EEF |
Egyptian Expeditionary Force |
|
EG |
Edward Garnett |
|
EMF |
E. M. Forster |
| ETEL |
David Garnett, ed.,
The Essential
T. E. Lawrence (London, Jonathan Cape, 1935) |
| FYB |
John Evelyn Wrench, Francis Yeats-Brown 1886-1944
(London, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1948) |
| GBS |
George Bernard Shaw |
| GHQ |
General Headquarters |
| GOF |
Henry Williamson, Genius of
Friendship (London, Faber and Faber, 1941). This
contains extracts from Lawrence's letters, now out of
copyright. The full text of the Williamson-Lawrence
correspondence has since been published in Letters 9 |
| GR |
Clare Sydney Smith, The Golden Reign, the
Story of My Friendship with Lawrence of Arabia (London,
Cassell, 1940) |
|
HL
|
M. R. Lawrence, ed., The Home Letters of
T.E. Lawrence and his Brothers (Oxford, Basil Blackwell,
1954) |
| HW |
Henry Williamson, ed., Genius of Friendship,
"T.E. Lawrence" (London, Faber and Faber, 1941) |
| ICC |
Imperial Camel Corps |
| Leeds |
Jeremy Wilson,
ed., T. E. Lawrence,
Letters to E. T. Leeds (Andoversford, Whittington
Press, fine press edition, 750 copies, 1988) |
I
Letters 1 |
Jeremy and
Nicole Wilson, eds, T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard
and Charlotte Shaw, 1922-1926 (Fordingbridge, Castle
Hill Press, fine press edition, one volume of 750 sets, 2000) |
II
Letters 2 |
Jeremy and
Nicole Wilson, eds, T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard
and Charlotte Shaw, 1927 (Fordingbridge, Castle Hill
Press, fine press edition, one volume of 750 sets, 2003) |
III
Letters 3 |
Jeremy and
Nicole Wilson, eds, T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard
and Charlotte Shaw, 1928 (Fordingbridge, Castle Hill Press, fine press
edition edition, one volume of 750 sets, 2008) |
IV
Letters 4 |
Jeremy and
Nicole Wilson, eds, T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard
and Charlotte Shaw, 1929-35 (Fordingbridge, Castle Hill Press, fine press
edition edition, one volume of 750 sets, forthcoming) |
V
Letters 5 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with E. M. Forster,
F. L. Lucas and Frederic Manning |
VI
Letters 6 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with Edward Garnett
and David Garnett |
VII
Letters 7 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with Robert Graves |
VIII
Letters 8 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with John Brophy,
John Buchan, and Siegfried Sassoon |
IX
Letters 9 |
Peter Wilson,
ed., T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Henry Williamson (Fordingbridge,
fine press edition, Castle Hill Press, 750 copies, 2000) |
X
Letters 10 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with C. Day Lewis, C. M. Doughty, James Hanley, Noel Coward |
XI
Letters 11 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with his family, D. G. Hogarth, E. T. Leeds, and C. M.
Doughty and others, 1905-10 |
XII
Letters 12 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with his
family, James Elroy Flecker, D. G. Hogarth, E. T. Leeds,
and C. M. Doughty and others 1910-14 |
XIII
Letters 13 |
T. E. Lawrence, War Diaries
and Letters 1914-18 |
XIV
Letters 14 |
T. E. Lawrence, Political and
Diplomatic Correspondence 1918-1922 |
XV
Letters 15 |
T. E. Lawrence, Service
correspondence, 1922-35 |
XVI
Letters 16 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with advisers: D. G. Hogarth, Robin
Buxton, Lionel Curtis, John Snow and Edward Eliot |
XVII
Letters 17 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with
Printers and publishers - Jonathan Cape, Sydney
Cockerell, C. J. Cumberlege, Peter Davies, F. N.
Doubleday, St. John Hornby, Ralph Isham, Bruce Rogers,
Raymond Savage, and others |
XVIII
Letters 18 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with artists, including
Herbert Baker,
C.F. Bell, H.S. Ede, Eric Kennington, Augustus John, Paul
Nash, William Roberts, William Rothenstein, and Kathleen
Scott |
XIX
Letters 19 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with women: Nancy
Astor, Lil Black, F. E. Hardy and others, including post-war
letters to his mother, Sarah Lawrence. |
XX
Letters 20 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with journalists
and historians. R. D. Blumenfeld, Geoffrey Dawson, B. H.
Liddell Hart, Lowell Thomas |
XXI
Letters 21 |
T. E. Lawrence, Correspondence
with George Brough,
Edward Elgar, Ernest Thurtle, A.P. Wavell and others. |
| LTEL |
A. W. Lawrence,
ed., Letters to T. E. Lawrence (London, Jonathan
Cape, 1962) |
| MID |
Military Intelligence Department, EEF |
| MB |
Malcolm Brown, ed, The Letters
of T, E,. Lawrence (London, J. M. Dent, 1988) |
| MGC |
Machine Gun Corps |
| MIP |
A. W. Lawrence, ed. T. E. Lawrence, Men in Print (London, Golden Cockerel Press,
fine press edition, 500 copies, 1940) |
| OA |
A. W. Lawrence, ed.
T.E.Lawrence, Oriental Assembly (London, Williams & Norgate, 1939) |
| RA |
Royal Artillery |
| RAF |
Royal Air Force |
| RAMC |
Royal Army Medical Corps |
| RASC |
Royal Army Service Corps |
| RD |
T. E. Lawrence, Revolt in the
Desert (London, Jonathan Cape, 1927) |
| RE |
Royal Engineers |
| RFC |
Royal Flying Corps |
| RN |
Royal Navy |
| SCC |
Viola Meynell, ed., Friends of a Lifetime,
Letters to Sydney Carlyle Cockerell (London, Jonathan
Cape, 1940) |
| SD |
A. W. Lawrence,
ed. T.E. Lawrence, Secret Despatches from Arabia (London, Golden Cockerel Press,
fine press edition, 1,000 copies, 1939) |
| S-E |
H. S. Ede, ed., Shaw-Ede, T.E. Lawrence's
Letters to H.S. Ede 1927-1935 (London, Golden Cockerel
Press, fine press edition, 500 copies, 1942) |
| SITR |
H. Montgomery
Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks, Lawrence of Arabia as Airman
and Private Soldier (London, Constable, 1977) |
| SP22 |
T. E. Lawrence, Seven Pillars of Wisdom, The
Complete 1922 Text
(fine press edition, 1997), Library Edition (Fordingbridge, Castle Hill Press,
2003); trade edition (J. and N. Wilson 2004) |
| SP35 |
T. E. Lawrence, Seven Pillars of Wisdom
[subscribers' abridgement] (issued privately, fine press edition, 1926), first
published for general circulation after Lawrence's death (London, Jonathan Cape, 1935) |
| TEL |
Thomas Edward Lawrence |
| WWI |
World War 1914–18 |
| Wilson |
Jeremy Wilson, Lawrence of
Arabia, The Authorised Biography (London, Heinemann, 1989) |
Indexer's notes to individual indexes Index to Seven Pillars of
Wisdom, The Complete 1922 Text
In Seven Pillars
Lawrence frequently provides a surname only. He also claims to have
disguised identities, particularly of minor characters. Despite this,
comparison with contemporary documents shows that a large number of the
names are real. In many instances it has been possible to add further
information here, such as initials or forenames as well as rank and
regiment. The ranks given, however, are indicative only, since there were
many changes in rank, and temporary ranks, during the Revolt. Generally,
the ranks given were held towards the end of the war.
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Place names beginning
Jebel (hill) or Wadi (valley) are entered under the second element in
the name.
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Entries entirely in
small capitals are those given by Lawrence as chapter headings, or
running titles in the 1926 subscribers’ abridgement of Seven
Pillars of Wisdom.
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The arrangement of
material within the entries is broadly chronological. Minor references
with no qualifying description are listed in brackets at the
appropriate place.
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Ill.,
following an entry, indicates that there is a photograph of the
subject.
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Diary,
followed by a month and year in the entry for a place name, indicates
that the place is in Lawrence’s wartime pocket diaries for that
month, see Appendix II.
Index to Correspondence with
Bernard and Charlotte Shaw
Works of art and literature are
indexed under the names of their authors, if known, except for those by T. E.
Lawrence, which are entered under their titles. Short forms of titles may be
used.
Page numbers in italics
indicate illustrations.
Places from which letters were
sent are not included in the index, nor are the dates of letters from CS to TEL
that are not printed.
  
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