Here’s the info on yesterday’s quote about the enslaving possibilities when fighting for freedom: T.E. Lawrence.
Found on p. 29 of Seven Pillars of Wisdom: A triumph, by TE Lawrence. 1935 NY: DoubleDay.
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er….did you mean to cite as author Col. T.E. Lawrence, rather than the actor who played him in the film Lawrence of Arabia, Sir Laurence Olivier?
Oops. My bad. I was thinking TE Lawrence and wrote Lawrence Olivier. Olivier is one of my favorite actors, but I’m not sure he has the firepower to write like TE Lawrence.
Ha-ha! I would not be a good editor. (already knew that) My mind automatically flipped it to T.E. Lawrence, missing your error.