The Journal of the T. E. Lawrence Society Volume I Number 1 Spring 1991 to Volume XXXII Number 1 Autumn 2022

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60 small octavo journals, printed wrappers (16 stapled bound) with their original card covers on each number, 5,280 pp. across 60 volumes, illustrated throughout with in-text photographs. Volumes XI No.1 and 2, XXXI No. 2 and XXXII No. 1 are not part of the set. A fine run. First edition. A broken run in 60 volumes. The Journal of the T. E. Lawrence Society is a research publication first released in Spring 1991. Each volume delves into an aspect of Lawrence's life through academic and informal articles written by various authors throughout the years. In Volume I No. 1, spring 1991, Dr. Rupert Chapman (Archaeologist, British Museum curator) discusses Lawrence's work as an archaeologist. In Volume X No. 1, spring 2001, Harold Orlans (American author), touches on the relationship between Lawrence and his mother and the complexity and ambivalence of his mind which lead to mental illness (which would now be labelled post traumatic syndrome disorder). In Volume XX No. 1, 2010/2011, Christophe Leclerc (French historian of cinema, author), gives an account of Lawrence and the Arab Revolt from the point of view of four Frenchmen: Colonel Brémond, Colonel René de Saint-Quentin, Auguste Lamotte, and Marcel Matte. In Volume XXIX No. 1, Autumn 2019, Clarissa Schnabel (German biographer, blogger, and librarian) translated an account of the operations of the Hejaz railway from a 1934 German newspaper written by a former Austrian soldier. O'Brien G2410. N° de ref. del artículo 4957

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