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Publicatoo Library ID Author Title Date Publisher ISBN Notes 100499135W Aldington, Richard Lawrence of Arabia 1955 Collins The Pennsylvania State 203227592W Allen, M.D. The Medievalism of Lawrence of Arabia 1991 University Press 0271006730 203227614R Armitage, Flora The desert and the stars 1956 Faber and Faber 203045858z Armstrong, H.C. Lord of Arabia Ibn Saud: An intimate study of a King 1934 Arthur Barker, Ltd The Boy in the Mask: The Hidden World of Lawrence of N/A Benson-Gyles, Dick Arabia 2016 The Lilliput Press 9781843516569 203227585Y Blackmore, Charles In the Footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia 1986 Harrap 245544186 203045827V Brent, Peter T.E. Lawrence 1975 Book Club Associates 203227571T Brown, Malcolm Touch Of Genius : The Life Of T.E.Lawrence 1988 J.M.Dent and Sons Ltd 9780460126014 Author signature attached 100499218Y Brown, Malcolm Lawrence of Arabia: the Life, the Legend 2005 Thames and Hudson 9780500512388 100499137Y Brown, Malcolm (ed) The Letters of T.E.Lawrence Hodder and Stoughton N/A Buchan, John Memory Hold the Door 1940 Ltd Hodder and Stoughton N/A Buchan, John By His Wife and Friends 1947 Ltd For Only Those Deserve the Name': T.E. Lawrence and the N/A Calderbank, Mark Seven Pillars of Wisdom 2018 Sussex Academic Press 9781845198428 The Spiro Collection, Part II Explorers and Adventurers 100499215V Christies Including T.E. Lawrence and His Circle 2004 Christies, New York 100499219Z Churchill, W.S Great Contemporaries 203045696Z Dold, Bernard E. T.E. Lawrence: Writer and Wrecker 1988 Herder Editore 100499222T Garnett D (Ed.) Letters of T.E.Lawrence 100225716O Garnett D (Ed.) Letters of T.E.Lawrence 100483513P Garnett, D (Pref) The Essential T.E.Lawrence 100499136X Garnett, D (Pref) The Essential T.E.Lawrence 203045830P Garnett, D (Pref) The Essential T.E.Lawrence 203227640Q Glen, Douglas In the Steps of Lawrence of Arabia 1939 Rich & Cowan Ltd 100499214O Graves R & Hart L T.E.Lawrence Letters to his biographer 203227648Y Graves R & Hart L T.E.Lawrence Letters to his biographer Graves, Richard 203227608U Perceval Lawrence Of Arabia & His World 1976 1976 Thames and Hudson 050013054x Graves, Richard 100499112R Perceval Lawrence Of Arabia & His World 1976 1976 Thames and Hudson 050013054x 100499105T Graves, Robert Lawrence & The Arabs Publicatoo Library ID Author Title Date Publisher ISBN Notes 203045850R Hart, B.H Liddell T.E. Lawrence in Arabia and After 1934 Jonathan Cape Impressions of War: The Memoirs of Herbert Hodgson N/A Hodgson, Herbert 1893-1974 2010 Martlet Books 9780952185352 Hoenselaars, Ton & Translated Dutch to English by 100499224V Moore, Gene M. Joseph Conrad and T.E. Lawrence 1992 Raymond Van Haelst Solitary in the Ranks: Lawrence of Arabia as Airman and 203227603P Hyde, H. Montgomery Private Soldier 1989 Harford Productions Ltd Solitary in the Ranks: Lawrence of Arabia as Airman and 100499213t Hyde, H. Montgomery Private Soldier 1990 Harford Productions Ltd George G. Harrap & Co 203045702n Kiernan, R.H. Lawrence of Arabia 1936 Ltd 100499130R Kiernan, R.H. Lawrence of Arabia 100499216W Kiernan, R.H. Lawrence of Arabia (For Boys of All Ages) 100499121R Knight, R.D. T.E.Lawrence: His orders, decorations & medals 100499134v Knightley, Phillip Lawrence of Arabia Thomas Nelson and 203227622Q Knightley, Phillip The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia 1969 Sons Ltd 171350103 100415970R Lawrence, A.W. (Ed.) T.E. Lawrence By His Friends 1954 Jonathan Cape 203045834T Lawrence, T.E. Oriental Assembly 203045863V Lawrence, T.E. Revolt in the Desert 1927 Jonathan Cape An Essay on Flecker & The Diary Kept by T.E.Lawrence N/A Lawrence, T.E. while travelling in Arabia during 1911. 203272740R Lawrence, T.E. The Mint 100499200P Lawrence, T.E. Minorities 203227586z Lawrence, T.E. Minorities 100499199% Lawrence, T.E. Homer The Odyssey 203227638X Lawrence, T.E. Crusader Castles 1990 Oxford University Press 9780198229643 100499221S Lawrence, T.E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom 1935 Jonathan Cape 100499139- Lawrence, T.E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom 2003 Castle Hill Press 1873141394 Guerrilla: Article contributed to the Encyclopaedia Encyclopaedia 100499228Z Lawrence, T.E. Britannica 14th Edition 1929 Britannica The diary kept by T.E. Lawrence while travelling in Arabia N/A Lawrence, T.E. during 1911 100499114T Llorens, M Autobiografia y ficcion epica 203227610N Mack, John E A Prince of Our Disorder Publicatoo Library ID Author Title Date Publisher ISBN Notes Morris, L.R. and Raskin, 203229745Y L Lawrence of Arabia 100499118X Nutting, Anthony Lawrence of Arabia: The Man and the Motive 1961 Hollis & Carter Lawrence Gallantine's Illustrated History of the Violent 203045722P Orgill, D Century Lawrence Gallantine's Illustrated History of the Violent 100499115U Orgill, D Century Lawrence Of Arabia, Strange Man Of Letters: The Literary Criticism And Correspondence Of T.E.Lawrence Ed. By Associated University 203227630P Orlans H (Ed.) Harold Orlans 1993 Presses, Inc. 0838635083 Hodder and Stoughton 203045726T Pasha, Glubb Britain and the Arabs 1959 Ltd 005486954 203227626U Payne, Robert Lawrence of Arabia: A Triumph 1966 Robert Hale 00411834 203045703O Payne, Robert Lawrence of Arabia: A Triumph 1963 Pyramid Books 203227590U Rattigan T Ross 203045727U Richards, Vyvyan T.E. Lawrence 1954 Duckworth 005486792 203045695Y Robinson, Edward Lawrence the Rebel 1946 Lincolns-Prager 203227644U Robinson, Edward Lawrence: The Story of His Life N/A Sattin, Anthony Young Lawrence: A Portrait of the Legend as a Young Man 2014 John Murray 9781848549128 203045714Q Shumway, Harry Irving War in the Desert Collins 100499127X Shumway, Harry Irving Lawrence: The Arabian Knight N/A Simpson, A.R.B. Another Life: Lawrence after Arabia 2011 Spellmount 9780752463582 Catalogue from 13 July 2006 English Literature, History, N/A Sotheby's Fine Bindings, Private Press and Children's Books 2006 Sotheby's 100499132T Stephane R T.E.Lawrence: His orders, decorations & medals The Waters of Babylon: A Novel about Lawrence after N/A Stevens, David Arabia 2000 Simon and Schuster 9780684862101 Chapter about Lawrence and the 203045730O Stirling, W.F. Safety Last 1953 Hollis & Carter Arab Revolt 100499117W Storrs R Lawrence of Arabia Zionism & Palestine 100499120Q Sydney Smith, Clare The Golden Reign 203227634T Sydney Smith, Clare The Golden Reign 100499128Y Thomas, Lowell With Lawrence in Arabia Publicatoo Library ID Author Title Date Publisher ISBN Notes 203045719V Thomas, Lowell With Lawrence in Arabia 100499129Z Thomas, Lowell The Boys of Colonel Lawrence 203045854V Thomas, Lowell The Boys of Colonel Lawrence 100426329R Thompson Capt P.A. Lions Led by Donkeys 'Not a Suitable Hobby for an Airman' - T.E. Lawrence as 203227570S Thompson, V.M. Publisher 1986 Orchard Books 0951132105 'Not a Suitable Hobby for an Airman' - T.E. Lawrence as 100483453S Thompson, V.M. Publisher 100499138Z Verlag Insel Lawrence von Arabina it 1704 N/A Walker, Philip Behind the Lawrence Legend 2018 Oxford University Press 9780198802273 203045723Q Wavell Archibald P Allenby, A Study in Greatness 203227618V Weintraub S Private Shaw & Public Shaw The Henry Williamson 203227590U Williamson, Henry Threnos for T.E. Lawrence and other writings 1994 Society 1873507054 203045717T Williamson, Henry Genius of Friendship: T.E.Lawrence National Portrait 100499217X Wilson, Jeremy T.E. Lawrence Gallery Publications Lawrence of Arabia: The Authorised Biography of 100499108W Wilson, Jeremy T.E.Lawrence 203045710M Woolley, Leonard Digging up the Past 1930 Ernest Benn Limited N/A Yagitani, Ryoko (Ed.) T.E. Lawrence: A bibliography in Japanese 1993 Japanese language. 100499131S Yardley M Backing into the Limelight.
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