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Readers interested in finding works by particular authors in the Kipling family can use these menus to access works by Author. These pages also contain short biographical notes about each of the four Kiplings whose works appear on this site. 

We have also begun including names of authors other than the Kiplings on this path. This list of non-Kipling authors is at an early phase, and as of spring 2017, some authors may not link to biographical notes. 

We expect to add a significant number of texts by Rukhmabai in the near future. 


 

Contents of this path:

  1. John Lockwood Kipling
  2. Joseph Rudyard Kipling
  3. Alice Kipling ("Trix")
  4. Alice MacDonald Kipling
  5. Behramji Malabari
  6. The People of India (Florence Nightingale)
  7. "The Famine Campaign in Southern India, Madras, and Bombay..." (Sir William Digby, 1878)
  8. "Famine Experiences" (Pandita Ramabai)
  9. "The Poverty of India" (Dadabhai Naoroji, 1878)
  10. Rukhmabai's Case (Surendra Nath Ghose) (April 23, 1887)