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Rudyard Kipling: Critical Essay by John McBratney

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SOURCE: McBratney, John. “Imperial Subjects, Imperial Space in Kipling's Jungle Books.Victorian Studies 35, no. 3 (spring 1992): 277-93.

In the following essay, McBratney considers Kipling's concept of cultural identity as it relates to juvenile characters in the author's short fiction.

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