Journey under seas, around the world and even to the Moon with Jules Verne. Test your knowledge of his daring voyages and inventions.
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He was born on a man-made island on the Loire River inside Nantes, called Île Feydeau
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He reappeared four years later in The Mysterious Island
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The Reform Club also appears in Anthony Trollope's 1867 novel Phineas Finn
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The two novels were later combined and published as A Trip to the Moon and Around It
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It is rumoured that Michel may actually have written some of them
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The characters enter a passage in the volcano Snæfellsjökull, which leads them to the centre of the Earth
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Jules' father intended his son to follow in his own footsteps as a lawyer, but Jules gave up that profession to pursue a career in writing
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Verne suffered from a permanent limp afterwards, and Gaston was confined to a mental asylum
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When Jules met her Honorine was a widow with two young children
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The Mighty Orinoco is one of the 54 novels which make up Verne's Extraordinary Voyages series
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