Ballads and barrack-room ballads
By: by Rudyard Kipling
Contributors: Kipling Collection (Library of Congress)
Edition: New ed., with additional poems.
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1893
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 217
Work titles: Barrack-room ballads and other verses
Notes: Publisher's advertisements: p. [2]-[3] at end.

Stewart, J.M. Kipling 110

Livingston, F.V.M.  Kipling, 93
Table of contents: title: The ballad of east and west; title: The last suttee; title: The ballad of the king's mercy; title: The ballad of the king's jest; title: With Scindia to Delhi; title: The ballad of Boh Da Thone; title: The lament of the border cattle thief; title: The rhyme of the three captains; title: The ballad of the "Clampherdown"; title: The ballad of the "Bolivar"; title: The lost legion; title: The sacrifice of Er-Heb; title: The dove of Dacca; title: The explanation; title: An answer; title: The gift of the sea; title: Evarra and his gods; title: The conundrum of the workshops; title: In the Neolithic Age; title: The legend of evil; title: The English flag; title: "Cleared"; title: An imperial rescript; title: Tomlinson; title: Danny Deever; title: Tommy; title: "Fuzzy-Wuzzy"; title: Soldier, soldier; title: Screw-guns; title: Cells; title: Gunga Din; title: Oonts!; title: Loot; title: "Snarleyow"; title: The widow at Windsor; title: Belts; title: The young British soldier; title: Mandalay; title: Troopin'; title: The widow's party; title: Ford o' Kabul River; title: Gentlemen-rankers; title: Route-marchin'; title: Shillin' a day; title: L'envoi.