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Australiansweredeployedin Egypt,Palestine,andSyria.Therewere220,000soldiers
servinginMesopotamia,ofwhom120,000wereIndianand102,000British.Therewere
over athirdofamillionnativelabourersworkingonthe linesofcommunication
throughouttheMiddleEast."
41.Kedourie,"GreatBritain,theOtherPowers,andtheMiddleEast,"3.Summa-
riesofthepeacesettlementsare inNevakivi,240-60;AaronS.Klieman,Foundations
ofBritish Policyin the Arab World: The CairoConferenceOfr92I,chapters2-9;Macfie,
65-75;andFromkin,493-568.
42.Theextensiveliteratureonthissubjectis in thebibliographyprovidedby
Ovendale,309-15.Also seeFromkin,415-65;andDarwin,67-79.
43.Weinberg,12.Also, theexpansionofBritain'sWarCabinetin 1918 intoan Im-
perialWarCabinetreflectedthenewinfluenceoftheDominionsandIndia;see
Kennedy,RealitiesBehindDiplomacy,177-78.
44.SeeMonroe;Hourani,"TheArabAwakeningFortyYears After,"22;Reynolds,
chapter4;andMacfie,79-81.