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Apart from his manifold services to literature and journalism, if Low had never done anything but encourage Kipling in the early struggles of his English career, he would have deserved well of mankind. There are certain phases of the life and civilisation of our times portrayed by Kipling that will be accepted by posterity as bearing the hall-mark of the highest authenticity.
The Lost Historian: A Memoir of Sir Sidney Low (London: John Murry, 1936) pp. 78–83
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Chapman-Huston, D. (1983). Kipling’s First Appearance. In: Orel, H. (eds) Kipling. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-05106-9_25
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