Jules Verne e lo straordinario viaggio in India

Jules Vernes außergewöhnliche Indienreise

Jules Verne's Extraordinary Indian Journey

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L’extraordinaire voyage de Jules Verne en Inde

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In 1880, French writer Jules Verne published The Steam House, inspired by the landscapes and culture of northern India, a country he had never seen, which also portrayed the harsh realities of British colonialism. The novel narrates the duel between a fictional British colonel, Edward Munro, and real life rebel fighter, Nana Sahib.

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<p>In 1880, French writer Jules Verne published The Steam House, inspired by the landscapes and culture of northern India, a country he had never seen, which also portrayed the harsh realities of British colonialism. The novel narrates the duel between a fictional British colonel, Edward Munro, and real life rebel fighter, Nana Sahib.</p>

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