"The Eyes of Asia: A Trooper of Horse" by Rudyard Kipling | The Saturday Evening Post
Join Although he was widely regarded as one of the most famous British authors of all time, Rudyard Kipling’s birthplace was across the world from the British Isle in what was then known as British India. Kipling drew upon his upbringing in Bombay as inspiration for many of his most famous works including The Jungle Book (1894) and Kim (1901). The first English-speaker to win the Nobel Prize in Literature harkened back to his childhood in his novel The Eyes of Asia, about an Indian man’s experience fighting in World War I for the French. Published on June 9, 1917 To the sister of the...
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