Published: Apr 1943
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Contents
| Page | Title | Author |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Mirage of home [: R.K. passage to haunt the memory of a war exile] | Collins, J.P. (notes) |
| 03&01 | Britain’s interpreter: Rudyard Kipling. ‘What should they know of England..’ | Martindell, Captain E.W. |
| 04&01 | Lyall. Kipling and Alfred Lyall | MacMunn, Lt.-Gen. Sir G. |
| 6 | Woollcott, Alexander. American critic and Life Member of K.S. Obituary | |
| 7 | Wound and the bow, by Edmund Wilson. Secker & Warburg. 15/6 | Harbord, R.E. (further note) |
| 08&02 | DAY’S WORK. Kipling’s love of technicalities [: 1898 note] | Risk, R.K. |
| 09&01 | Verse. Kipling’s historical verse. Part 1 | Macdonald, Rev. A. |
| 11 | Macdonald, Mrs Elizabeth Anne. Kipling relation. Obituary | |
| 11 | Russia. Read in the Red Army | ['Yorkshire Post' excerpt] |
| 12 | Prophet. Prophet and his own country | Bazley, Basil M. |
| 15 | Worst slip. Queer sailing directions. Part 1 | Elwell, T.E. [+ see below] |
| 16 | H.M.S. Kipling. Gifts for H.M.S. Kipling | |
| 17 | Thomas Kipling, D.D. Was he an ancestor of R.K.? C 066/15(2) | B.H.C. + C |
| 18 | Books and other friends, by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch [: Kipling excerpt] | Kiplingiana |
| 18 | Edwards, Brigadier-General R.F. R.K.’s ‘fag’ at school. Obituary | Kiplingiana |
| 18 | IF (R&Fv). Poet of empire | Kiplingiana |
| 18 | India. Battle school for jungle warfare [: sole text-book is vol of K.’s poems] | Kiplingiana |
| 19 | Anderson, Miss Sara Dunlop. One-time Kipling secretary. Obituary | Kiplingiana |
| 19 | IF (R&Fv). New York Herald-Tribune/Daily Express & Churchill’s text | Kiplingiana |
| 19 | Prophet. Kipling as prophet [: origin sought of 4 lines] R 069/15 070/16 | Kiplingiana + R |
| 20 | Kipling Society, The. Tribute from Christchurch. | C |
| 20 | Kipling Society, The. Tribute from New Guinea | C |
| 21 | R.A.F. Kipling and the R.A.F. | [Short note] |
| 21 | Wells, H.G. Kipling’s chi-chi imperialism [: in ‘Evening Standard’ 19/1/43] | C |