From sea to sea
letters of travel
[Authorized ed.]
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Publication
1899 - Doubleday & McClure Company, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
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Identifiers
- Internet Archivefromseatosealett02kipliala
- Internet Archivefromseatosealet00kiplgoog
- Internet Archivefromseatosealet00conggoog
- Internet Archivefromseatosealet05kiplgoog
- Internet Archivefromseatosealett00kipl
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- Internet Archivefromseatosealett02kipl
- Library of Congress Control Number99003275
- OCLC Control Number236432
- Open LibraryOL7087947M
Classifications
- LCCG469 .K57
- LCCPR4854 .F87 1899x
- LCCPR4854 .F76 1899
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- DDC910.4
Description
Galley proofs, corrected in Kipling's hand, in preparation for the 1899 ed. of "From sea to sea." Only "Letters from Marque" was retained in the published version. The other parts were not published in book form until 1920, when they were included in "Letters of travel : 1892-1913."
First Sentence
AFTER seven years it pleased Necessity, whom we all serve, to turn to me and say: Now you need do Nothing Whatever.
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Series Statement
- The Works of Rudyard Kipling
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