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Kurds, Arabs and Britons


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Éditeur : I.B.Tauris Date & Lieu : 2001, New York
Préface : Pages : 258
Traduction : ISBN : 1-86064-613-1
Langue : AnglaisFormat : 156x234 mm
Code FIKP : Liv. Ang.41Thème : Mémoire

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Kurds, Arabs and Britons

KURDS, ARABS and BRITONS
The Memoir of Lieutenant-Colonel
W. A. Lyon CBE in Iraq 1918–44

In editing Lyon’s memoirs I faced a number of technical decisions. The most important was how to reproduce his text. This was written after his final retirement (from Ethiopia) in 1949 and was finished by 1964. He did so secretively (because, for whatever reason, his wife did not approve of his doing it), from memory, and without access to standard reference works or even his own papers. These, including the letters he wrote regularly to his parents and later his wife, would have been extremely helpful to me.

None has survived, apart from a small folder of limited value, which I have referred to as ‘Lyon Papers’. The longhand script was then typed by a secretary who was evidently not familiar with the place or period. The result is that the spelling of names of people, places and institutions in the typescript (the longhand version does not survive) is both internally inconsistent and also often different from that used by most of his contemporaries (which differed widely) and in his own reports etcetera of the period, as well as by later historians.


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KURDS, ARABS and BRITONS
The Memoir of Lieutenant-Colonel
Wallace A. Lyon CBE in Iraq 1918–44

Edited and with an introduction
by D.K. Fieldhouse

I.B.Tauris Publishers
LONDON • NEW YORK

Acknowledgement of souces for maps and pictures, with thanks.
The maps were drawn from the following originals:
Maps 1 and 2: C. M. Andrew and A. S. Kanya-Forstner, France Overseas
(Thames and Hudson, London 1981;
Map 3: J. Marlowe, Late Victorian (Cresset Press, London, 1967);
Map 4: C. J. Edmonds, Kurds, Turks and Arabs (Oxford University Press,
London, 1957).

Illustrations:
Jacket Illustration is from A. M. Hamilton, Road Through Kurdistan (Faber and
Faber, London, 1937);
from the Middle East Centre archive, Oxford:
Illustrations 2, 7, 9, the Vyvyan Holt Collection
Illustrations 8, 11, 12, 15, the Edmonds Collection
Illustrations 14, 16 the Freya Stark Collection
from C. J. Edmonds, Kurds, Turks and Arabs, Illustration 6;
from J. Marlowe, Late Victorian, Illustrations 2, 5;
the other Illustrations are from the W. A. Lyon Papers.


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Copyright © D. K. Fieldhouse, 2001

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Patents Act, 1988.

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ISBN 1 86064 613 1

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