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                 been greatly enlivened by the appearance of Mr Lawrence,
                 sent out as liaison officer from Egypt... *
        i74      I-Iirtzcl to Viceroy, L/P&S/10/576.
        174      Viceroy to 10, ibid.
        174      Kut-al-Amara. Townshend and Murphy, op. cit.
        176      Lawrence and Herbert. Viceroy to London, conveys mes­
                 sage from G.O.C. Force ‘D* May 22nd. L/P&S/10/576.
                 Also see Wilson op. cit. and Herbert op. cit. and Moberly,
                 The Campaign in Mesopotamia, which recites events without
                 comment. According to latter, move had Cabinet approval.
        176      Viceroy to London, L/P&S/10/576.
        177      Iiirtzel minute, ibid.
        177      General Lake’s telegram, ibid.
        177      Hirtzel’s comment, ibid.
        177      Chamberlain. Dee. 29th, 1915, see Robbins, Sir Edward
                  Grey.
        i77      Lloyd to Wingate, FO 882: Hijaz Rising, document HRG
                  16/9.
        178       Letter to FB, UBL.
        178       Nasiriyah and Basra, May 1916, UBL, VC, CEB.
        178       Edmonds, author of Kurds, Turks and Arabs.
        *79       GLB Correspondent of Bureau and Arab Bulletin. L/P&S/
                  10/576 and L/P&S/10/657-8.
         *79      Communication with Ibn Rashid, BL, GLB to HB, May 4th.
         *79      Lorimer, Shakespear, Leachman. L/P&S/10/515-17 (Per­
                  sonnel), L/P&S/18, L/P&S/10/506-11.
         180      Abdul Aziz bin Abdurrahman bin Faisal al Saud, Ibn Sand.
                  A highly unreliable intelligence report from Basra to DMI
                  Cairo, week ending March 1st, 1916 (L/P&S/10/585) and
                  included in Arabian Report, March 12th, 1916, based on
                 information supplied by Political Agent Bahrain, source
                  Dr Harrison, American Mission.
         181      Hogarth, L/P&S/10/586.
         181      Van Esses, CEB, pp. 36-9, Vol. 2. See also Van Ess,
                  Pioneers in the Arab World.
         182      Al Khatun. See review by Cox of Rihani’s Ibn Sa’ood, GJ
                  Vol. 71, 594 (1928). Cox did not speak Arabic, however,
                  and Rihani’s translation is the more accurate.
         183      Philby, see own works and Monroe, Philby of Arabia.
         183      Reader Bullard, BL, CEB.
         183      Armenians, L/P&S/10/586 document 4121/16.
         184      Arab Revolt. FO 882, and L/P&S/10/586 vide Holderness,
                  Feb. 25 th, 1916. ‘I have never seen any evidence that  a
                  strong Arab state ... is within the bounds of possibility ... *
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