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{{KeepLocal}} {{PD-BritishGov}} Description: King Abdullah I of Jordan and [[John Bagot Glubb]] (Glubb Pasha) taken in the 1940s, probably before 1948. Source: John Glubb's ''A soldier with the Arabs'' (1957), plate 13 (this copy taken from Benny Morri
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