Journal
of the T. E. Lawrence
Society
ISSN 0963-1747 Vol. II
, No. 1, Summer 1992 Edited
by Jeremy Wilson
Earl
Winterton: 'Arabian Nights and Days: Part I' (7-32) Lord Winterton was one of the British officers who joined the Arab forces for the final advance on Damascus, and the 1920 memoir reprinted here is valuable
testimony (for the concluding part, see Vol. II, No. 2).
T.
E. Lawrence: 'Ramping' (33-36)
Lawrence's article 'Ramping' is included in its original form, rather than the version he later edited for The Mint.
Anon: 'T. E. Lawrence and Rupert de la
Bčre' [on Cranwell] (37-48)
Little has been written about Lawrence's friendship with Rupert de la
Bčre, editor of the Journal of the Royal Air Force College, Cranwell. The librarian at Cranwell
kindly provided us with a selection of material on the subject, and we have edited this into a brief
memoir.
Adrian
Rance: 'T. E. Shaw and the British Power
Boat Company' (49-68)

T. E. Lawrence with
Hubert Scott-Paine
Adrian Rance is Head of Cultural Services with Southampton City Council and has written a biography of Hubert Scott-Paine. He read a paper on Lawrence's association with the British Power Boat Co. at the society's 1990
Symposium. The text is printed here in a slightly revised form.
Richard
Knowles: 'Tale of an "Arabian
Knight": the T. E. Lawrence effigy' (69-83)
Most members will have seen Eric Kennington's memorial effigy of Lawrence in St Martin's Church, Wareham. The article by Richard Knowles
records Kennington's work on this sculpture. It has been reprinted, with permission, from Church Monuments, Vol. VI, 1991. The photographs by Wing Commander R. G. Sims, which include some not published in Church Monuments, are printed by kind permission of his son, Squadron Leader John Sims.
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