In kipling's "the white man's burden," who are the people called "half-devil and half-child"?

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Pheona · Answer 1 · 2018-07-14T15:20:44+0000

The people he is referring to are the "savages" or people of other non-industrialized nations. He felt that it was Britain's duty to industrialize and expand their nation to help these "savages".

In kipling's "the white man's burden," who are the people called "half-devil and half-child"?

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