Jungle book of lies: Kipling's letter suggests he plagurised

May 29, 2013 01:12

Dailymail reports: A letter written by novelist Rudyard Kipling, in which he appears to admit he plagiarised part of one of his best known works has been unearthed.

The one-page autographed letter, written in 1895, addressed to an unknown woman, makes reference to the famous Laws of the Jungle, included in one of his most famous and well-loved novels, The Jungle Book.

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