The author claims that he was inspired to write it by the actions of Dr. Leander James Johnson in the Second Boer War in his autobiography Something of Myself.
Mick Travis guns down his schoolmates in a Lindsay Anderson film that takes its name from this poem. The author claims that he was inspired to write it by the actions of Dr. Leander James Johnson in the Second Boer War in his autobiography Something of Myself. First appearing in Rewards and Fairies, actions mentioned include filling "the unforgiving minute" and treating "two impostors just the same." One can also "dream – and not make dreams [one's] master" and "never breathe a word about [one's] loss" according to this work with a titular subordinating conjunction. FTP, "you'll be a Man, my son!" is the climactic ending to what poem by Rudyard Kipling?
Mick Travis guns down his schoolmates in a Lindsay Anderson film that takes its name from this poem.
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