![]() ![]() Others still possess themselves, and here keep their secrecy. Since the adventure some of those who worked with me have buried themselves in the shallow grave of public duty. Dates and places are correct, so far as my notes preserved them: but the personal names are not. ![]() The record of events was not dulled in me and perhaps few actual mistakes crept in-except in details of dates or numbers-but the outlines and significance of things had lost edge in the haze of new interests. So it was built again with heavy repugnance in London in the winter of 1919-20 from memory and my surviving notes. It seemed to me historically needful to reproduce the tale, as perhaps no one but myself in Feisal's army had thought of writing down at the time what we felt, what we hoped, what we tried. ![]() Afterwards, in the autumn of 1919, this first draft and some of the notes were lost. ![]() INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER The story which follows was first written out in Paris during the Peace Conference, from notes jotted daily on the march, strengthened by some reports sent to my chiefs in Cairo. ![]()
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