Being Kipling
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Dillingham probes Rudyard Kipling's identity and world view, as Kipling himself perceived it, though an original analysis of Land and Sea Tales for Scouts and Guides. Front Matter....Pages i-xiii Introduction: Being Fit....Pages 1-15 Being Modest....Pages 17-30 Being Wary....Pages 31-46 Being Unqualified....Pages 47-61 Being Called....Pages 63-74 Being Transported....Pages 75-87 Being Stalky....Pages 89-105 Being Heroic....Pages 107-122 Being Converted....Pages 123-138 Being Practical....Pages 139-155 Being English....Pages 157-173 Being “it”....Pages 175-189 Back Matter....Pages 191-238
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