John McGivering, Ed. (20 October 2008). "Notes to "The Debt"". The Kipling Society. Retrieved 21 November 2011. This is the speech written by Rudyard Kipling for the King, and delivered on 13 May 1922 at Terlincthun Cemetery, Boulogne, as reported in The Times of 15 May 1922. The speech was composed by Kipling, who met the King on 11 May near Vlamertinghe, but it is not clear whether the same speech was delivered at cemeteries visited by the King before the closing visit of the pilgrimage at Terlincthun Cemetery. The Tyne Cot information centre attributes the quote to a visit to Tyne Cot on 11 May.
John McGivering, Ed. (20 October 2008). "Notes to "The Debt"". The Kipling Society. Retrieved 21 November 2011. This is the speech written by Rudyard Kipling for the King, and delivered on 13 May 1922 at Terlincthun Cemetery, Boulogne, as reported in The Times of 15 May 1922. The speech was composed by Kipling, who met the King on 11 May near Vlamertinghe, but it is not clear whether the same speech was delivered at cemeteries visited by the King before the closing visit of the pilgrimage at Terlincthun Cemetery. The Tyne Cot information centre attributes the quote to a visit to Tyne Cot on 11 May.
