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  1. Thomas Edward Lawrence (1888–1935) known as T E Lawrence and commonly referred to as Lawrence of Arabia, was an archaeologist, writer, and military commander, forever associated with the Arab revolt against Ottoman Turkish rule during the First World War.

  2. 25 de nov. de 2017 · T.E. Lawrence. Wyatt North Publishing, LLC, Nov 25, 2017 - History - 1475 pages. T.E. Lawrence (1888 - 1935), known as "Lawrence of Arabia" was a British archaeologist, army officer, and writer. Seven Pillars of Wisdom is an autobiographical account of his participation in the Arab Revolt. The illustrations and maps are included in this version.

  3. T E Lawrence with Leonard Woolley, the archaeological director, with a Hittite slab on the excavation site at Carchemish near Aleppo before the First World War. T E LAWRENCE (1888-1935) | Imperial War Museums

  4. Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Edward Lawrence (T.E. Lawrence, 1888-1935) was an undergraduate student at Jesus College, Oxford and then worked as an archaeologist in Syria. He joined the Military in 1914 and became renowned for his liaison role during the Arab Revolt of 1916–18. Seven Pillars of Wisdom is his account of the desert campaigns.

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  6. T. E. Lawrence Lawrence de Arabia Thomas Edward Lawrence Aventurero británico Nació el 16 de agosto de 1888 en Tremadoc, País de Gales. Fue el segundo de los cinco hijos ilegítimos de Sir Thomas Chapman y de Sarah Junner.

  7. Thomas Edward (T. E.) Lawrence, known to posterity as Lawrence of Arabia, was the leader of the Arab revolt of 1916–1918 against the Ottoman Empire in World War I. Born in 1888, he learned as a teenager that he was illegitimate, as indeed was his mother. Having "no name" in the Victorian sense of the term, he would feel free to shed one name ...