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Treaties and Iraq Assembly. See Longrigg and Edmonds,
M3
op. cit. Cox and Dobbs, BL, pp. 409-53.
M5 Virginia Woolf to Vita Sackville-West, A Change of
Perspective.
256 Letter to FJ3, Feb. 11 th, UBL.
256 Death of Hugo. Hugh Lowthian Bell by FB and Elsa Rich­
mond, British Library MSS and The Times, Feb. 3rd, 1926.
Fie was forty-seven.
256 Letters, BL, CEB.
256 Baghdad floods, CO 730/106, Intelligence Report No. 8,
April 15 th.
256 Events in Baghdad and Faisal’s visit to Vichy and London,
CO 730 (105-7).
Clayton and Treaty with Ibn Saud, FO 882 and Clayton
*57
Papers, Box 471/11 (1927) Durham.
257 ‘Romance’ of Iraq. The Arab War, Introduction by Sir
Kinahan Cornwallis.
258 Letters, BL, CEB.
259 Death. Registrar General’s Overseas Records, London.
CO 730/105/107. Intelligence Report No. 15, July 1926.
259 ‘Dial’. Normal dose is 20-40 milligrammes; a fatal dose for
a normally healthy person would be in excess of 100 milli­
grammes (National Poison Information Centre, London).

Epilogue

261 Dobbs, CO 730/105.
262 Al Ala??j al Arabi, July 14th, 1926.
262 King and Queen and other messages, BL p. 624.
263 David Hogarth, GJ.
264 Janet Hogarth, An Oxford Portrait Gallery.
264 Lady Bell died May 16th, 1930 at 5 Lennox Gardens,
London. Sir Hugh Bell died June 29th, 1931 at 95 Sloane
Street, effects £264,909.2.2, save and except settled land.

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