Kipling cuttings, circa 1891-1933.

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Kipling cuttings, circa 1891-1933.

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Newspaper clippings about Rudyard Kipling, including reviews of many of his works. Each volume has a manuscript index at the beginning and a manuscript table of contents at the end (Bd. Mss. 29-30 lack the index; Bd. Ms. 31 and Bd. Ms. 36 lack both index and table of contents). Bd. Ms. 31 has spine title "Rudyard Kipling's impressions of America," and consists of articles Kipling wrote while on a visit to the United States in 1891, together with reactions to his remarks from American newspapers. Bd. Ms. 36 covers the period 1923-1933. Bd. Ms. 38 is a manuscript index to the other volumes.

14 v. ; 22-43 cm.

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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