Additionally, would you consider the book a good read? I've heard that Lawrence provides some insightful moral commentary, but I sometimes lose interest in heavily embellished accounts of history. Thanks :)
The Seven Pillars of Wisdom is a beautiful, poetic piece of literature and a fascinating memoir. Confounding at times, but worth reading IMO. Accuracy, however, has always been open to question. While you're waiting for direct answers here, here are a few threads which comment on Seven Pillars to get you started:
/u/CptBuck & /u/cdesmoulins in Where can I learn about T.E. Lawrence?. Also, before you dive in, CptBuck provides some background info in I just started "Seven Pillars of Wisdom." What were the pertinent pre-Revolt geopolitics? Key locations? Were there any major gaps in Lawrence's knowledge, while he participated in the Revolt and/or as he wrote the book?
various users in How is T.E. Lawrence viewed in modern day Arabia?
/u/MasFabulosoDelMundo in T.E. Lawrence - How historically accurate was Lawrence of Arabia? In context of T.E. Lawrence as an individual and the historical events that he was a part of?