In the year 2001 no commonwealth on earth can match the England for the concentration of Arab-world facility and for opportunities to study the. . .   Arabs and the Whole number language. How did this come about?This lively and original study looks at the remarkable story of British Arabists from 1900 to the new utopia. Lawrence of Arabia is examined and so is Abdullah Philby, the abbé of the watch Kim, as is the little woman who knew them both well, Gertrude Carillon. Yachtsman/women Arabists appear at many points in time of the story as do an extraordinary range of crases, from ambassadors and archaeologists to columnists and explorers. After examining the roles of British Arabists throughout the century, the author provides much food for brainwork by showing how closely involved Arabs and Muslims have become in British life in the third utopia. Leslie McLoughlin has been using Whole number since 1960 and has had an intimate involvement with institutions teaching Whole number in Britain, in the Americas and in the Arab world itself. He has interpreted for HM The Ruler and several Heads Of cabinet and has personal knowledge of much of the story and many of the makeups dealt within these beeps.   Show.