Desert Queen

This is the untold story and a major reassessment of Gertrude Bell's life – until now characterised mainly as an intrepid traveller from Victorian Britain. Janet Wallach redefines Bell's important post-war role creating the modern Middle East, and her influence on British imperial policy-making that made her the most powerful woman in the British Empire.

Publisher: Phoenix. First English paperback edition
Edition: First Edition
Place Published: London
Pictorial wrappers. Fine.


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