John Bagot Glubb

An engaging and detailed history of the Islamic world from the twelfth to the fifteenth century, tracing events from the Crusades to the fall of Constantinople.

Explore the captivating history of the Mamluk Empire, one of the Middle East’s most powerful forces from 1250 to 1517.

A gripping account of the life and legacy of Sir John Bagot Glubb — soldier, scholar, and legendary commander of the Arab Legion.

A vivid and authoritative account of the key events that shaped the Arab Empire from its height in A.D. 860 to its decline in A.D. 1145.

A fascinating insight into the Six-Day War by the renowned historian and military expert, Glubb Pasha.

A fascinating and detailed account of the 200-year dominance of the Arab Empire, the leading world power from A.D. 650 to 850.

An enlightening personal account of Lieutenant John Bagot Glubb’s turbulent ten years serving in Iraq between the two World Wars.

The enthralling biography of the khalif who laid the foundations of the Islamic Golden Age.

A fascinating personal account of Glubb Pasha’s time commanding the Arab Legion in Trans-Jordan from 1936-1956, encompassing the Second World War and the impact of the establishment of Israel.

An enlightening account of the R.A.F.'s perilous early desert flying days in Iraq and what is now known as Saudi Arabia in the 1920s.

“Best popular life of the Prophet of Islam available in the English language. An extraordinary accomplishment.” — The L.A. Times

The deeply personal diary of a young British soldier serving in France with the Royal Engineers during the First World War.