Seven Pillars of Wisdom Study Guide consists of approx. 79 pages of summaries and analysis on Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T. E. Lawrence. Browse the literature study guide below:
Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T.E. Lawrence is the story of the Arab Revolt against the Turkish Empire and Lawrence's role in it. Lawrence, educated at Oxford, begins by working for a museum on an archaeological dig in the Middle East at the outbreak of the First World War. He is commissioned into the British Army while at the Euphrates and is attached to the Hejaz Expeditionary Force with Lawrence functioning as the British soldier attached to the Arab leadership in the revolt against the Turks. The Arab region is a part of the Ottoman Empire at the opening of the book. Turkey is an ally of Germany in the war and England feels that helping the Arabs defeat the Turks helps England in her war against Germany. (
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Introduction, Foundations of Revolt Chapters 1 - 7 Book I, The Discovery of Feisal Chapter 8 - 16 Book II Opening the Arab Offensive Chapters 17 - 27 Book III A Railway Diversion Chapters 28 - 38 Book IV Extending to Akaba Chapters 39 - 54 Book V Marking Time Chapter 55 - 68 Book VI The Raid Upon the Bridges Chapters 69 - 81 Book VII The Dead Sea Campaign Chapter 82 - 91 Book VIII The Ruin of High Hope Chapter 92 - 97 Book IX Balancing for a Last Effort Chapters 98 - 106 Book X The House is Perfected Chapters 107 to 122
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