Author's collection of the British writer Joseph Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936). “We’ll let you form your own opinion about Kipling’s maritime prose. However, it is unlikely that even the most experienced readers in marine painting will then doubt that Rudyard Joseph is “in the know.”

Contents:

Anton Sanchenko:— “Another Kipling” (preface), p. 5Rudyard Kipling:— “Brave Captains” (novel, translation by K. Humboldt), p. 9— “Navy Everyday Life” (essay, translation by T. Ivanova), p. 125— “The Ship That Found Itsself” (story, translation by A. Mikhailov), p. 196— “Between a Hammer and a Hard Place” (story, translation by A. Mikhailov), p. 216— “Judson and the Empire” (story, translation by T. Ivanova), p. 245— “Bonds of Discipline "(story, translation by A. Mikhailov), p. 274—"Mounted Marines" (story, translation by A. Mikhailov), p. 305—"Sea Constables" (story, translation by A. Mikhailov), p. 327— " Riot on board" (story, translation by T. Ivanova), p. 349— "Sea Dog" (story, translation by T. Ivanova), p. 366— "Bread sent on the waters" (story, translation by T. Ivanova), page 384