the white man's burden was published in 1899.
where was the white man's burden published?
1899
rudyard kipling's poem, "the white man's burden", was first published in "the times" (london) on 4 february 1899, and in several u.s. newspapers the next day, including "the new york sun". on 7 february 1899, in the course of senatorial debate to decide (joint resolution s.r. 210) if the u.s. should retain control of the philippine islands and the ten million filipinos conquered from the spanish empire, senator benjamin tillman read aloud the first, fourth, and fifth stanzas of kipling's eight-stanza poem as arguments against ratification of the "treaty of peace between the united states of america and the kingdom of spain" (treaty of paris); and that the united states should formally renounce claim of authority over the philippine islands. to that effect, senator tillman addressed the american senators:
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burden published at least two books and wrote columns for two magazines. in may 2006, he appeared on "" along with fellow chefs jean-christophe novelli, aldo zilli and paul rankin. in 2010, burden judged the first season of "masterchef new zealand" with simon gault and ray mcvinnie.





























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burden was born in napier, new zealand and brought up in hawke's bay, new zealand. he was a self-taught cook. burden hosted and was a guest on programmes across the world. he was once voted one of the uk's most eligible bachelors. he was gay.
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