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Life's handicap : being stories of mine own people / Rudyard Kipling.
Author
Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936
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Language
English
Εdition
Authorized edition.
Published/Created
New York : Doubleday & McClure Company, 1899.
Description
xvi, 351 pages ; 19 cm
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Subject(s)
India
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History
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British occupation, 1765-1947
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Fiction
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Indigenous peoples of the Western Hemisphere
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Social life and customs
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Fiction
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Indigenous Studies
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Series
Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936. Works. 1899.
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The works of Rudyard Kipling
Summary note
These tales have been collected from all places, and all sorts of people, from priests in the Chubara, from Ala Yar the carver, Jiwun Singh the carpenter, nameless men on steamers and trains round the world, women spinning outside their cottages in the twilight, officers and gentlemen now dead and buried, and a few, but these are the very best, my father gave me. The greater part of them have been published in magazines and newspapers, to whose editors I am indebted; but some are new on this side of the water, and some have not seen the light before.
Notes
Part of the Swastika edition, as discussed in Stewart, J.M. Kipling, p. 568-569. Bound in green cloth, with "Authorized edition" on spine.
Kipling's device appears on the title page (title vignette: Swastika).
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Life's handicap : stories of mine own people
Stories of mine own people
OCLC
1006503870
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N - S
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