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Rudyard Kipling, Cecil Rhodes, and The Archbishop of Canterbury (three works) | Artsy
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The White Man's Burden - How a poem for Americans energized European colonization in Africa - Face2Face Africa
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The Imperialist Venture Cecil Rhodes in South Africa Cecil Rhodes was the son of a parson in England. As a young man of 17 in 1870, he left home with an older brother to farm newly claimed land in the Natal colony in Southern Africa. At that age he soon ...
The remarkable story behind Rudyard Kipling's 'If' - and the swashbuckling renegade who inspired it | Daily Mail Online
'Cecil Rhodes', Sir William Nicholson, 1899 | Tate
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Heroes from past had flaws but erasure is not the answer | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
The fall of Rhodes in Cape Town: no longer watching over heath or man | Art UK
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KIPLING'S TRIBUTE TO CECIL RHODES.; A Poem to be Read at the Burial of the "Empire Builder" in the Ma- toppo Hills To-morrow. - The New York Times
Rhodes is not a Colossus
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Cecil John Rhodes (Italian Sonnet) (In Answer To Rudyard Kipling) - Cecil John Rhodes (Italian Sonnet) (In Answer To Rudyard Kipling) Poem by Gert Strydom
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Rhodes Memorial, Cape Town
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The Woolsack', Rondebosch, Cape Town, built by Cecil Rhodes for Rudyard Kipling 761452 | National Trust Collections
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Diamonds, Gold and War - Martin Meredith - Book Review - The New York Times
The tainted genius of Rudyard Kipling | The Economist
