Kipling of Old Reappears in Posthumous Story of Himself
Rudyard Kipling is recalled in His autobiography Something of Myself for My Friends Known and Unknown published by Doubleday. The work traces his Bombay birth in 1865, India reporting years, U S and Canada travels, and his rise as a master of the short story while shaping British imperial literature.
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Rudyard Kipling
Doubleday, Doran & Co
New York
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England
India
United States
South America
United Service College
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Stalky & Co
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Lahore
Civil
The
Pioneer
Allahabad
Far East
Saville
Thomas Hardy
Rider Haggard
Savile
Caroline Balestier
Yokohama
Committee of Ways and Means
Vermont
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
America
Bliss Cottage
Naulahka
Kipling's life and Nobel prize mark his enduring literary craft
The article traces Rudyard Kipling from youth in India to his South Africa years, noting his support of Cecil Rhodes and wartime poetry. It highlights his Nobel prize in 1907, later eclipsed by younger generations, and his autobiographical guidance on writing methods and discipline.
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Gloucester
Mass
Kipling
England
John
Burne-Jones
Stanley Baldwin
Kim
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Oxford
Stockholm
Pittsburgh Friendship Club formed by bachelor William F. Clark Jr
Pittsburgh bachelor William F. Clark Jr of the University of Pittsburgh has organized the Pittsburgh Friendship Club. The group aims to promote social ties among graduates and local residents in the city.
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U.P
Pittsburgh Friendship Club
William F. Clark, Jr
University of Pittsburgh
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