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Claudius Bombarnac

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Last updated: 2023/08/14 at 6:54 PM
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Claudius Bombarnac by Jules Verne

Author: Jules Verne | Published: 1892

Claudius Bombarnac Synopsis

Claudius Bombarnac is a novel by Jules Verne, published in 1892. It tells the story of a French journalist sent by his newspaper to travel on the newly-opened Grand Transasiatic Railway from Uzun Ada, Turkestan, to Peking, China. A fascinating cast of individuals, including a stowaway and someone attempting to break the round-the-world record, are Bombarnac's friends on this journey. For his novel to be more than just a dry travelogue, Bombarnac hopes that one of them will become the protagonist. Along the way, Bombarnac and his companions encounter challenges. However, they also have many adventures.

Excerpt from Claudius Bombarnac Online Book

CLAUDIUS BOMBARNAC,

Special Correspondent,

“Twentieth Century.”

Tiflis, Transcaucasia.

Such is the address of the telegram I found on the 13th of May when I arrived at Tiflis.

This is what the telegram said:

“As the matters in hand will terminate on the 15th instant Claudius Bombarnac will repair to Uzun Ada, a port on the east coast of the Caspian. There he will take the train by the direct Grand Transasiatic between the European frontier and the capital of the Celestial Empire. He will transmit his impressions in the way of news, interviewing remarkable people on the road, and report the most trivial incidents by letter or telegram as necessity dictates. The Twentieth Century trusts to the zeal, intelligence, activity and tact of its correspondent, who can draw on its bankers to any extent he may deem necessary.”

About Jules Verne

Jules Verne (1828-1905) was a French author known as the "Father of Science Fiction." He was born on February 8, 1828, in Nantes, France. Verne was fascinated with travel and exploration from an early age, inspired by the stories of his seafaring father. However, his father wanted him to pursue a legal career, so Verne studied law in Paris.

Despite studying law, Verne developed a passion for writing, and his first published work was a play in 1850. However, it was his adventure novels that brought him fame and recognition. Verne's most famous works include  "Journey to the Center of the Earth" (1864), "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" (1870), "Around the World in Eighty Days" (1873), and "The Mysterious Island" (1874). Find out more about Jules Verne at sevenov.com.

Genres: Adventure, Fiction
Completed: Yes
Word Count: 117890

Table of Contents

  • Inside cover (1808 words)
  • CHAPTER I. (4731 words)
  • CHAPTER II. (4361 words)
  • CHAPTER III. (4240 words)
  • CHAPTER IV. (5293 words)
  • CHAPTER V. (4611 words)
  • CHAPTER VI. (5116 words)
  • CHAPTER VII. (4923 words)
  • CHAPTER VIII. (4333 words)
  • CHAPTER IX. (3972 words)
  • CHAPTER X. (4440 words)
  • CHAPTER XI. (4413 words)
  • CHAPTER XII. (4068 words)
  • CHAPTER XIII. (4391 words)
  • CHAPTER XIV. (4376 words)
  • CHAPTER XV. (4324 words)
  • CHAPTER XVI. (4734 words)
  • CHAPTER XVII. (3569 words)
  • CHAPTER XVIII. (4485 words)
  • CHAPTER XIX. (3580 words)
  • CHAPTER XX. (3334 words)
  • CHAPTER XXI. (3529 words)
  • CHAPTER XXII. (4900 words)
  • CHAPTER XXIII. (3888 words)
  • CHAPTER XXIV. (3876 words)
  • CHAPTER XXV. (4290 words)
  • CHAPTER XXVI. (4358 words)
  • CHAPTER XXVII. (3947 words)

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