In the prefatory chapter of this work, its author states he hopes to build a "dream-palace" for the national thoughts of 20 million people since "All men dream: but not equally."
In the prefatory chapter of this work, its author states he hopes to build a "dream-palace" for the national thoughts of 20 million people since "All men dream: but not equally." After its author lost the original manuscript of this book while changing trains at Reading Station, he rewrote it mostly from memory. This text's introductory poem, which was edited by Robert Graves, is dedicated to an unknown person whose initials are "S. A." This book was written by an author whose only other work, The Mint, describes the Royal Airforce as a coin factory. Its sixth book, "The Raid Upon the Bridges," describes a failed attempt at cutting the Yarmuk Valley Railway. This book's author describes serving under General Allenby, and coordinating the irregular armies of Emir Feisal and Abdullah. The capture of Damascus during the Arab Revolt is depicted in, for 10 points, what autobiographical book by T. E. Lawrence?
In the prefatory chapter of this work, its author states he hopes to build a "dream-palace" for the national thoughts of 20 million people since "All men dream: but not equally."
Seven Pillars of Wisdom