I don't think I hate anyone as much as I hate Rudyard Kipling.

Here, while exhorting Americans to take control of the islands and exercise their imperial power, Kipling dwells upon the personal costs involved in the creation of a colony. The first stanza sets up the burden as a heavy one borne by whites to improve the lives of unappreciative savages:
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I don't think I hate anyone as much as I hate Rudyard Kipling.
Joseph Conrad isn't too far behind.
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A lifelong bibliophile, who seeks to unleash his energy on as many subjects as possible
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