VII The Battle at the Wells of Abu El Lissal
VIII The Capture of King Solomon’s Ancient Seaport
IX Across the Red Sea to Join Lawrence and Feisal
XIII Auda Abu Tayi, the Bedouin Robin Hood
XVI Abdullah the Pock-Marked, and the Story of Ferraj and Daoud
XVII An Eye for an Eye and a Tooth for a Tooth
XVIII A Rose-Red City Half as Old as Time
XXI Through the Turkish Lines in Disguise
XXII The Greatest Hoax Since the Trojan Horse
XXIII A Cavalry Naval Engagement and Lawrence’s Last Great Raid
XXV Lawrence Rules in Damascus, and the Treachery of the Algerian Emir
XXVII Joyce & Co., and the Arabian Knights of the Air
XXVIII Feisal and Lawrence at the Battle of Paris
XXIX Lawrence Narrowly Escapes Death; Adventures of Feisal and Hussein
XXX Lawrence Flees from London, and Feisal becomes King in Bagdad
Colonel T. E. Lawrence, the Mystery Man of Arabia.
The “Uncrowned King” of the Arabs on the Governor’s balcony in Jerusalem
General Ronald Storrs, Governor of the Holy City, and modern successor to Pontius Pilate
Date-palms along the coral shore of Araby
The archaeologist and poet who turned soldier
Map of the region covered by this narrative
Emir Feisal, now King of Mesopotamia (Irak)
In his white robes Lawrence looked like a prophet
Shore-line at the head of the Gulf of Akaba
The last resting-place of the mother of us all
Lawrence confers with Arab Nationalist leaders from Bagdad and Damascus
Sheik Auda Abu Tayi, the Bedouin Robin Hood
Colonel Lawrence conferring with Commander D. G. Hogarth, one of his advisers at the Arab Bureau in Cairo
Colonel Joyce, Commander of the Arab “regulars”
Feisal and Lawrence conferring with Bedouin sheiks
The narrow defile that leads to the “Lost City”
A rose-red temple carved like a cameo from the face of the mountain
We rode into the auditorium on our camels
“Pharaoh’s Treasury” or the “Temple of Isis”
Looking out through the doorway of the temple, in the distance we see the narrow defile through which we came in entering the “Lost City”
The rock seemed to swirl like watered silk
Emir Feisal, center, with General Nuri to the left and Colonel Lawrence to the right; Captain Pisani of the French Mission standing directly behind the Emir
Field-Marshall Viscount Allenby of Jerusalem and King Feisal of Bagdad