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... T. E. Lawrence makes this point in his narrative of the Arab revolt against Turkish rule between 1916 and 1918. As is made clear by the rapid disinte- gration of the Arab alliance after the Turkish defeat , however , a compelling ...
... T. E. Lawrence makes this point in his narrative of the Arab revolt against Turkish rule between 1916 and 1918. As is made clear by the rapid disinte- gration of the Arab alliance after the Turkish defeat , however , a compelling ...
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... T. E. Lawrence was the first theorist of guer- rilla warfare and , at the same time , a leader of guerrilla partisans . Lawrence drew an explicit parallel between the mobility of naval vessels at sea and the tactical advantages of his ...
... T. E. Lawrence was the first theorist of guer- rilla warfare and , at the same time , a leader of guerrilla partisans . Lawrence drew an explicit parallel between the mobility of naval vessels at sea and the tactical advantages of his ...
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... T. E. Lawrence against the Turks from 1916 to 1918 depended heavily on British money and arms and , of course , the leadership that made the Arab alliance an effective guerrilla force also had to be imported . But even where ...
... T. E. Lawrence against the Turks from 1916 to 1918 depended heavily on British money and arms and , of course , the leadership that made the Arab alliance an effective guerrilla force also had to be imported . But even where ...
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