A celebrity at home : Mrs. S.A. Hill at Belvedere House, Allahabad. [1889].

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A celebrity at home : Mrs. S.A. Hill at Belvedere House, Allahabad. [1889].

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Holograph essay by Rudyard Kipling about Mrs. S.A. Hill written in 1889 in the style of a series of essays about famous people in the column "Celebrities at home" published in The World from 1877- edited by Edmund Hodgson Yates. Accompanying note mistakenly identifies series being published by "Vanity Fair (London)". This essay by Kipling was never published.

6 leaves ; 34 x 21 cm.

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