Wor, Bro. Walker states that the Victorian Age, to the latter part of which Kipling belongs, was rich in great writers-Thackeray and Dickens in prose and Tennyson in poetry. Towards the end of the long reign of Victoria, that is during the concluding years of the 10th century, literature suffered a serious decline.
The Aesthetic Cult was prominent and was satirised by Gilbert and Sullivan in “Patience”.
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1950 - KIPLING AS A FREEMASON - Bro. Spenceley Walker.
