What does stanza 6 of Rudyard Kiplings the White Mans Burden mean?
Rudyard Kipling’s poem, “The White Man’s Burden” contains elements that are both typical of the Victorian era and yet depart from it in several important ways. Throughout his poem, elements of the vigorous Victorian work ethic more common to an earlier time within the Victorian era can be seen, while at the same time a representation of the dissatisfaction and weariness of the waning of the era is also very present. ChaCha!
