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in the spring of the 1917, where an initial breakthrough had deteriorated into trench-fighting positional warfare—once more with heavy casualties to 3rd Army's units involved. Allenby lost the confidence of the BEF's commander, Haig. He was promoted to full general on 3 June 1917, but he was replaced
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of 1917, but as long as the
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refused the command (late May) unless promised resources for a decisive victory. Lloyd George appointed
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Britain seize ground in the Middle East. Lloyd George also wanted more effort on other fronts. Previously, leaders had been concerned that taking over Palestine would divide it and leave it for other countries to take, but repeated losses to the Turkish Army and the stalled Western
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in preference to Haig who was the better rider; Allenby had already developed a passion for polo. Their contemporary James
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December 1917 had effectively taken Russia out of the war, but the Americans were not yet present in strength. France and Italy were weakened and might have been persuaded to make peace, perhaps by Germany giving up Belgium or Alsace-Lorraine, or Austria-Hungary giving up the Trentino. In those
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Allenby's exploits in the Middle East was at its highest in Britain in the immediate aftermath of the First World War. Allenby enjoyed a period of celebrity in the United States, as well. He and his wife went on an American tour in 1928, receiving a standing ovation when he
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line (50 miles wide), urging him to take no chances in estimating the threat of a German-reinforced threat. Allenby's estimate was that he would need 13 extra divisions (an impossible demand even if Haig's forces went on the defensive on the
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called Allenby "a man I grew to like and respect", a man who always asked his staff if they had any new ideas about how to win the war. Allenby had wider interests than many other British generals, reading books on every conceivable subject from botany to poetry and was noted for his critical
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In early 1921 there were more riots and demonstrations that were blamed on Zaghlul. This time Allenby ordered that Zaghlul and five other leaders be deported to the Seychelles. Sixteen rioters were executed. The following year Allenby travelled to London with proposals which he insisted be
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in their press releases and always went out of his way to insist that he was fighting merely the Ottoman Empire, not Islam. Allenby stated that "The importance of Jerusalem lay in its strategic importance, there was no religious impulse in this campaign".
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circumstances, the Central Powers were likely to be left in control of Eastern Europe and the Balkans, and it had been sensible for Britain to grab some land in the Middle East to block Germany's route to India. Allenby's views mirrored those of the
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by the troops under my command has resulted in the occupation of your city by my forces. I, therefore, here now proclaim it to be under martial law, under which form of administration it will remain so long as military considerations make
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and enteric fever. Allenby was eventually ordered to attack the Turks in southern Palestine, but the extent of his advance was not yet to be decided, advice which Robertson repeated in "secret and personal" notes (1 and 10 August).
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continued in its pre-war frontiers after the war—and before Allenby arrived in Egypt the British had not advanced very far—then it is probable that the nations of Israel, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq would not exist today.
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force comprising men from many nations, making him "the first of the modern supreme commanders". Urban further argued during the war, the British government had made all sorts of plans for the Middle East such as the
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was in progress from 31 July until November), and throughout 1917 he put pressure on Allenby to demand unrealistically large reinforcements to discourage the politicians from authorising Middle East offensives.
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Allenby quickly won the respect of his troops by making frequent visits to the EEF's front-line units, in a marked change from the leadership style of his predecessor Murray, who had commanded primarily from
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in one of his best-known roles. Screenwriter Bolt called Allenby a "very considerable man" and hoped to depict him sympathetically. Nonetheless, many view Allenby's portrayal as negative.
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officer who took the daily casualty returns, ask "Have you any news of my little boy today?" and after the officer replied "No news sir", Allenby would then go to bed a reassured man.
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Dexter a horse reguardant Or sinister a camel reguardant Argent.
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Lord Allenby's Special Train, Dock Siding, Port Said, Egypt
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which was engaged at that moment in severe fighting at the
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Allenby and British Strategy in the Middle East 1917–1919
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General Allenby sitting down after delivering his speech.
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Military Commanders: The 100 Greatest Throughout History
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on 10 January 1888 and then returned to South Africa.
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Second Transjordan attack on Shunet Nimrin and Es Salt
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Adelaide Mabel Chapman, Viscountess Allenby of Megiddo
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Coat of arms of Edmund Allenby, 1st Viscount Allenby
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Recipients of the Croix de Guerre 1914–1918 (France)
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Curry, Andrew (8 April 2002). "The First Holy War".
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that the war would be decided on the Western Front.
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at the head of the Third Army by Lieutenant-General
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on 29 April 1901. In a despatch dated 23 June 1902,
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Encyclopædia Britannica, volume 8, 1930. pp. 96, 97
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Issuant out of a crescent Gules a demi-lion Proper.
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606:but failed the entry exam. He sat the exam for the
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3644:T.E. Lawrence Studies. Retrieved 13 September 2012
3576:"Edmund Allenby, 1st Viscount Allenby (1861–1936)"
3382:Encyclopædia Britannica, volume 8, 1930. pp. 97–99
896:In October 1915, Allenby was promoted to lead the
837:. It consisted of four infantry divisions and one
622:of 1884–85. After serving at the cavalry depot in
4925:High commissioners of the United Kingdom to Egypt
4545:Signed Photo of Edmund Allenby Entering Jerusalem
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873:, he was rewarded by being made commander of the
434:Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby, 1st Viscount Allenby
4965:Knights Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order
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3937:(Supplement). 10 September 1918. p. 10646.
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3213:Holy Warriors: a Modern History of the Crusades
3029:The Advance of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force
2566:(Supplement). 26 June 1902. pp. 4191–4192.
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1185: Guardians have been established at
830:(BEF) was sent to France, under the command of
413:Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order
4358:. Westport Connecticut & London: Praeger.
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3319:Encyclopædia Britannica, volume 8, 1930. p. 97
3165:"Revisiting the British conquest of Jerusalem"
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1507:to allow Zaghlul and his delegation, from the
791:in 1906. He was promoted again to the rank of
787:on 19 October 1905. He assumed command of the
728:even imposing a curfew on the officer's mess.
4915:British Army personnel of the Second Boer War
4204:Beckett, Ian F. W.; Corvi, Steven J. (2006).
4045:(Supplement). 17 February 1920. p. 1935.
3955:(Supplement). 10 October 1918. p. 11951.
3657:(University of California Press, 1999), p. 59
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3012:. New York: Enchanted Lion. pp. 150–151.
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5010:British Army cavalry generals of World War I
4955:Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath
4240:Farrar-Hockley, General Sir Anthony (1975).
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4009:(Supplement). 19 August 1919. p. 10612.
3642:"Lawrence of Arabia or Smith in the Desert?"
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3973:(Supplement). 11 March 1919. p. 3281.
3541:"When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd"
3445:"Eason, Sir Herbert Lightfoot (1874–1949)"
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814:British cavalry during the First World War
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5015:Graduates of the Staff College, Camberley
4970:Recipients of the Order of the Rising Sun
4529:The New Zealanders in Sinai and Palestine
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4153:(Supplement). 24 July 1917. p. 7590.
4063:(Supplement). 5 March 1920. p. 2870.
3991:(Supplement). 12 July 1919. p. 8937.
3919:(Supplement). 8 March 1918. p. 3095.
3655:Lawrence of Arabia: A Film's Anthropology
3286:(Supplement). 31 July 1919. p. 9835.
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4186:Encyclopedia of the Documentary Film
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4493:, PBS feature on Lawrence of Arabia
4356:Field Marshal Sir William Robertson
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3631:(London: Hutchinson, 1998), p. 509.
2545:. 29 July 1902. pp. 4835–4837.
2093:, 1st Class with Brilliants of the
2055:of the United States – 12 July 1919
1931:Order of St. Michael and St. George
1490:demonstrations against British rule
1021:Chief of the Imperial General Staff
501:The British succeeded in capturing
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4423:. London: I.B. Tauris/Bloomsbury.
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4318:Architect of Victory: Douglas Haig
4263:. Barnsley (UK): Pen & Sword.
3781:. 18 December 1917. p. 13243.
3689:Khalil, Ashraf (29 January 2013).
3629:Robert Bolt: Scenes from Two Lives
3520:Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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1999:King George V Silver Jubilee Medal
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3745:. 5 November 1918. p. 13000.
2731:. 20 November 1914. p. 9540.
1958:Campaign and commemorative medals
1597:He died suddenly from a ruptured
608:Royal Military College, Sandhurst
368:First Transjordan attack on Amman
27:British Field Marshal (1861–1936)
4786:Chief Administrator of Palestine
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2490:. Sydney: Angus & Robertson.
2430:. 14 February 1888. p. 966.
2214:Allenby Gardens, South Australia
2053:Army Distinguished Service Medal
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1989:mention in despatches oak spray
1730:The efforts of T. E. Lawrence (
1601:on 14 May 1936 at his house in
1066:, nearer to the front lines at
4940:History of Mandatory Palestine
4856:Herbert John Clifford Grierson
4839:Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton
4641:October 1915 – June 1917
4541:inspection by Viscount Allenby
4189:. Taylor & Francis Group.
4135:. 26 March 1935. p. 2054.
3563:Burke's Peerage and Baronetage
3333:"Egypt and the Milner Mission"
2599:. 1 August 1902. p. 4963.
2509:. 17 March 1901. p. 1770.
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2123:Order of the Paulownia Flowers
1994:King George V Coronation Medal
1554:on 12 September 1925 and made
677:Following the outbreak of the
567:assisted the EEF's capture of
85:Field Marshal Viscount Allenby
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5030:Viscounts created by George V
4864:Peerage of the United Kingdom
4447:Allenby: A Study in Greatness
3901:. 23 March 1915. p. 430.
3817:. 23 June 1925. p. 4193.
3763:. 2 March 1915. p. 2090.
2527:. 21 June 1901. p. 4187.
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2071:Order of the Crown of Romania
1737:Into the 1990s, residents of
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1469:on 31 July 1919, and created
1215:, who protected that church.
1149:I think it is the reason why
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5025:Burials at Westminster Abbey
4930:British Life Guards officers
4669:Egyptian Expeditionary Force
4589:August – October 1914
4081:. 11 May 1920. p. 1240.
3853:. 4 June 1934. p. 3561.
3835:. 1 January 1918. p. 1.
3257:Woodward, 1998, pp. 164, 167
3188:The Storyteller of Jerusalem
3142:. Ashgate. pp. 87–103.
3124:U.S. News & World Report
2902:"Allenby Captures Jerusalem"
2457:. 8 June 1897. p. 3199.
1633:. This is a quotation from "
1500:, had been exiled to Malta.
1367:Defeat of the Ottoman Empire
1093:line (30 miles wide) to the
1009:Egyptian Expeditionary Force
987:Sinai and Palestine campaign
488:Sinai and Palestine Campaign
484:Egyptian Expeditionary Force
416:
348:Battle of Hareira and Sheria
338:Sinai and Palestine Campaign
255:Egyptian Expeditionary Force
7:
4664:GOC British Troops in Egypt
4554:20th Century Press Archives
4508:(National Portrait Gallery)
4354:Woodward, David R. (1998).
4339:. London: Faber and Faber.
3269:Woodward, 1998, pp. 165–168
3211:Phillips, Jonathan (2009).
3186:Jawhariyyeh, Wasif (2014).
2979:Woodward, 1998, pp. 159–162
2961:Woodward, 1998, pp. 157–159
2880:Woodward, 1998, pp. 155–159
2365:. 9 May 1882. p. 2157.
2202:
1944:Venerable Order of St. John
1706:British Instructional Films
1659:
1587:Sir Herbert Lightfoot Eason
1280:failed to capture Jerusalem
1000:Front changed their minds.
828:British Expeditionary Force
701:by the commander-in-chief,
616:6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons
545:and advanced into northern
283:6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons
205:The Bloody Bull or The Bull
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4464:Wavell, Archibald (1943).
4445:Wavell, Archibald (1940).
4175:
3447:. Plarr's Lives of Fellows
3138:Elizabeth Siberry (2000).
3046:. Routledge. p. 149.
2132:Grand Cross (Mil.) of the
2101:Order of Michael the Brave
1964:Queen's South Africa Medal
1949:Knight Grand Cross of the
1929:Knight Grand Cross of the
1922:Knight Grand Cross of the
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581:High Commissioner in Egypt
96:High Commissioner in Egypt
4935:20th century in Jerusalem
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3561:Mosley, Charles, editor.
3494:"Military Cross & MC"
3480:National Portrait Gallery
3405:"Captains of Deal Castle"
3008:Cawthorne, Nigel (2004).
2231:Allenby, British Columbia
2049:of France – 11 March 1919
2014:of France – 18 March 1915
2004:
1969:King's South Africa Medal
1942:Knight of Justice of the
1933:(GCMG) – 17 December 1917
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763:during an investiture at
755:(CB) in the South Africa
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4539:Corps of Commissionaires
4419:Faught, C. Brad (2020).
4297:James, Lawrence (1993).
4278:Hughes, Matthew (1999).
4259:Heathcote, Tony (1999).
2837:Urban, 2005 pp. 224–225.
2256:
2091:Order of the Renaissance
2026:Order of the White Eagle
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1520:1919 Egyptian Revolution
1308:Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem
1163:The capture of Jerusalem
655:Master of the Draghounds
4995:Captains of Deal Castle
4767:Hubert de la Poer Gough
4731:5th Royal Irish Lancers
4402:Allenby's Final Triumph
4223:Gardner, Brian (1965).
3076:, National Alumni 1923.
2486:A. B. Paterson (1934).
2241:Army Manoeuvres of 1912
2144:
2112:Order of the Rising Sun
2060:Military Order of Savoy
1752:The British journalist
1532:limited self-government
1416:German spring offensive
1284:Ministry of Information
777:5th Royal Irish Lancers
710:New South Wales Lancers
699:mentioned in dispatches
620:Bechuanaland Expedition
575:, five days before the
560:), whose campaign with
279:5th Royal Irish Lancers
4920:British field marshals
4399:Massey, W. T. (1920).
4382:Massey, W. T. (1919).
4320:. Birlinn, Edinburgh.
3425:Woodward, 1998, p. 212
2410:Annual Army List, 1904
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1556:Captain of Deal Castle
1513:Paris Peace Conference
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714:Australian Light Horse
478:, in which he led the
353:Battle of Mughar Ridge
326:Second Battle of Ypres
4405:. London: Constable.
4386:. London: Constable.
4316:Reid, Walter (2006).
4079:The Edinburgh Gazette
3899:The Edinburgh Gazette
3874:The National Archives
3833:The Edinburgh Gazette
3496:. Imperial War Museum
3074:Charles Francis Horne
2251:Victory Services Club
2166:
2159:
2058:Grand Officer of the
2037:Order of the Redeemer
2010:Grand Officer of the
1951:Royal Victorian Order
1759:Sykes–Picot Agreement
1667:
1627:Royal Horse Artillery
1457:
1276:Richard Coeur de Lion
1265:
1230:
1169:
1151:Richard Coeur de Lion
1147:
1115:Richard Meinertzhagen
969:
926:
855:First Battle of Ypres
812:Further information:
626:, he was promoted to
565:Arab Sherifial Forces
321:First Battle of Ypres
233:Years of service
4807:Sir Reginald Wingate
4739:amalgamated to form
4723:Henry Jenner Scobell
4710:amalgamated to form
4657:Sir Archibald Murray
4579:British mobilization
4527:His introduction to
4335:Urban, Mark (2005).
4183:Aitken, Ian (2007).
3219:. pp. 327–331.
3042:Anita Engle (2013).
2900:(30 November 2014).
2492:pp. 188–189, 111–113
2121:Grand Cordon of the
2110:Grand Cordon of the
1953:(GCVO) – 4 June 1934
1732:"Lawrence of Arabia"
1492:. It had been under
1460:Henry Walter Barnett
1424:Imperial War Cabinet
1107:Third Battle of Gaza
1080:Desert Mounted Corps
767:on 24 October 1902.
693:on 11 January 1900,
604:Indian Civil Service
558:"Lawrence of Arabia"
539:Desert Mounted Corps
363:Battle of Tell 'Asur
271:1st Cavalry Division
45:The Viscount Allenby
41:The Right Honourable
4797:Arthur Wigram Money
4679:Sir Walter Congreve
4535:British Pathe video
4244:. London: Granada.
4227:. London: Cassell.
3543:. Poetry Foundation
2741:Gardner, pp. 66–115
2271:3rd Cavalry Brigade
2246:Mandatory Palestine
2151:
2103:, 1st Class of the
2083:, 1st Class of the
2077:– 20 September 1919
2069:Grand Cross of the
2035:Grand Cross of the
2032:– 10 September 1918
2028:with Swords of the
2024:Grand Cross of the
1763:Balfour Declaration
1637:" by American poet
1465:Allenby was made a
1444:Armistice of Mudros
1438:on 16 October, and
1397:Supreme War Council
1145:, then he replied:
1111:attack at Berrsheba
1013:Jan Christian Smuts
962:Egypt and Palestine
902:Battle of the Somme
789:4th Cavalry Brigade
663:3rd Cavalry Brigade
577:Armistice of Mudros
519:Yildirim Army Group
494:in the conquest of
383:Capture of Damascus
358:Battle of Jerusalem
343:Battle of Beersheba
275:4th Cavalry Brigade
4774:Political offices
4637:British Third Army
4470:. London: Harrap.
4449:. London: Harrap.
4151:The London Gazette
4133:The London Gazette
4115:The London Gazette
4097:The London Gazette
4061:The London Gazette
4043:The London Gazette
4025:The London Gazette
4007:The London Gazette
3989:The London Gazette
3971:The London Gazette
3953:The London Gazette
3935:The London Gazette
3917:The London Gazette
3851:The London Gazette
3815:The London Gazette
3797:The London Gazette
3779:The London Gazette
3761:The London Gazette
3743:The London Gazette
3728:Urban, 2005 p. 239
3714:Urban, 2005 p. 238
3578:. English Heritage
3407:. East Kent freeuk
3284:The London Gazette
3127:. Washington, D.C.
3111:Urban, 2005 p. 232
3102:James 1993, p. 140
3090:Urban, 2005 p. 233
2940:Urban, 2005 p. 229
2928:Urban, 2005 p. 228
2861:The London Gazette
2846:Urban, 2005 p. 225
2828:Urban, 2005 p. 224
2816:Urban, 2005 p. 223
2800:Urban, 2005 p. 222
2782:Urban, 2005 p. 221
2768:Urban, 2005 p. 220
2756:The London Gazette
2729:The London Gazette
2695:Urban, 2005 p. 219
2679:Urban, 2005 p. 218
2667:The London Gazette
2633:The London Gazette
2615:The London Gazette
2597:The London Gazette
2577:"Court Circular".
2564:The London Gazette
2543:The London Gazette
2525:The London Gazette
2507:The London Gazette
2488:"Happy Despatches"
2473:The London Gazette
2455:The London Gazette
2428:The London Gazette
2362:The London Gazette
2168:
2161:
2149:
2138:Kingdom of Belgium
2105:Kingdom of Romania
2087:– 17 February 1920
2075:Kingdom of Romania
1717:Lawrence of Arabia
1682:Lawrence of Arabia
1673:
1536:draft constitution
1463:
1278:– who had himself
1233:
1036:Palestine Campaign
1007:in command of the
978:
898:British Third Army
867:lieutenant general
741:lieutenant-colonel
705:on 31 March 1900.
593:Haileybury College
388:Pursuit to Haritan
259:British Third Army
5020:Viscounts Allenby
4945:Ottoman Palestine
4893:
4892:
4884:Succeeded by
4853:Succeeded by
4831:Academic offices
4821:Succeeded by
4793:Succeeded by
4763:Succeeded by
4694:The Lord Grenfell
4676:Succeeded by
4644:Succeeded by
4635:Commander of the
4619:Succeeded by
4616:May–October 1915
4595:H. de B. de Lisle
4592:Succeeded by
4569:Military offices
4215:978-1-84415-169-1
3668:"General Allenby"
3653:Caton, Steven C.
2970:Hughes, chapter 5
2200:
2199:
2129:– 20 January 1922
2118:– 21 January 1921
2085:Republic of China
2043:– 10 October 1918
2041:Kingdom of Greece
2030:Kingdom of Serbia
1980:British War Medal
1924:Order of the Bath
1741:in north-eastern
1650:special remainder
1632:
1607:Westminster Abbey
1599:cerebral aneurysm
1483:County of Suffolk
1450:Governor of Egypt
1432:Battle of Megiddo
1380:Line and then to
891:offensive at Loos
797:Inspector-General
785:brigadier general
765:Buckingham Palace
753:Order of the Bath
645:also entered the
527:Battle of Megiddo
486:(EEF) during the
428:
427:
378:Battle of Megiddo
316:Retreat from Mons
16:(Redirected from
5042:
4877:Viscount Allenby
4836:Preceded by
4824:Sir George Lloyd
4804:Preceded by
4756:16th/5th Lancers
4741:16th/5th Lancers
4719:Preceded by
4691:Preceded by
4686:Honorary titles
4654:Preceded by
4602:Preceded by
4566:
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4501:Internet Archive
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2095:Kingdom of Hejaz
2066:– 21 August 1919
2064:Kingdom of Italy
2012:Legion of Honour
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