Jules Verne
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Jules Verne : From the Earth to the Moon
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At the end of the U.S. federal war, the gunners of Baltimore's Gun-Club (Club-Canon) were very disworked. One day, President Impey Barbicane made a proposal to them that, the first moment of stunning, was greeted with a delusional enthusiasm. It's about getting in touch with the Moon by sending him a ball, a huge projectile that would be launched by a gigantic cannon! While this unheard of project is in the process …
- Science fiction
Jules Verne : Around the World in Eighty Days
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Phileas Fogg, an English gentleman, bets with the members of his club that he will tour the earth in 80 days. And, immediately, he left accompanied by his servant Jean, a Parisian, said Passepartout. He must have returned to London, to win, on Saturday 21 December 1872 at 20 hours 45 minutes! Suspected of being the bold thief of the Bank of England, Phileas Fogg will be run away throughout his peregrinations by Det…
- Adventure
- Novel
Jules Verne : The Mysterious Island
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The mysterious island is a novel by Jules Verne published in 1874. It is a continuation of Twenty thousand leagues under the seas, including the reappearance of Captain Nemo, as well as the Children of Captain Grant, with that of Ayrton or Ben Joyce. The work was first published in a series in the Magasin d'Éducation et de Récréation from January 1, 1874 to December 15, 1875, and was released in volume on November 2…
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Jules Verne : Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas
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Twenty thousand leagues under the seas is Jules Verne's masterpiece: better than a travel story, better than a novel of geographical and scientific adventures, better than just a story of revenge. Or rather, all this together, but sublimated. The poem of the sea, the drama of the absolute revolt, the last of the great romantic legends, forever swallowed, forever preserved in the silence of the deep seas.
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- Science fiction
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Jules Verne : Journey to the Center of the Earth
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From an old book escaped a parchment covered with strange characters. A capricious and eccentric scholar, Professor Lidenbrock succeeded in deciphering the mysterious text, the work of a 16th-century alchemist. He then discovered a curious message: an invitation to go to the center of the earth! The scholar immediately organized an expedition and, a month later, accompanied by his nephew Axel and an Icelandic guide,…
- Adventure
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- Novel
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