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Sterling Point Books: Lawrence of Arabia
- Narrated by: Peter Ganim
- Length: 3 hrs and 21 mins
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Summary
Best-selling author and screenwriter Alistair MacLean follows Lawrence as he breaks with tradition to live with Arabs and, using modern-day guerrilla tactics, helps them defeat the Turks and gain an independent state. In addition to the enthralling details of the campaign, MacLean provides valuable insight into the origins of the Middle East we know today.
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- Philip
- 19-03-11
Interesting profile
Adds to David Lean's film on this extordinary man.
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- sandra g.
- 19-06-20
best book ever
I loved this book so much i immediatly re read it the narrotor was brilliant pronouncing many words in the arabic tongue .wonderful marvelous i wanted it to go on for ever
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- PDM
- 04-11-16
Read by a speak and spell machine
Factually incorrect: e.g. Churchill asking The Indian Government for permission to give Mesopotamia to the Arabs in 1918 and other factual inaccuracies. It all ends happy and smiling however the general concencus is that Lawrence was broken by his failure to deliver on a promise. His cottage, story, and books leave a broken but phenomenal legacy. You're better off watching the PBS documentary on YouTube for more detail and entertainment.
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