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The Long Recessional: The Imperial Life of Rudyard Kipling by David Gilmour NATURE SPIRITS it makes urgently clear thatSecondhand hardback very good condition with Dust Jacket Published by John Murray (Publishers) Ltd, 2002. This book offers a biographical account of Rudyard Kipling, examining his life through the prism of the British Empire. It explores how the imperial context influenced his works and perspectives, providing insight into one of literature's most complex figures.