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Release date is 2023-06-20

Includes the stories: The enemies to each other -- Sea constables: a tale of '15 -- "In the interests of the Brethren" -- The United idolaters -- The wish house -- The Janeites -- The prophet and the country -- The bull that thought -- A Madonna of the trenches -- The propagation of knowledge -- A friend of the family -- On the gate: a tale of '16 -- The eye of Allah -- The gardener.

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"Debits and Credits" by Rudyard Kipling is a collection published in 1926. This volume gathers fourteen stories, nineteen poems, and two play scenes that range from retellings of ancient tales to accounts of World War I's impact. The stories explore diverse settings—from Sussex villages to medieval abbeys, from school pranks to wartime trenches. Kipling examines themes of love, loss, duty, and human resilience, while some poems playfully imitate the Roman poet Horace. The collection showcases Kipling's versatility across genres and subjects. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

Originally published: United States: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1926