First published 1889

A Family Without a Name

by Jules Verne

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1
Series
Voyages Extraordinaires
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  1. Sampson Low, Marston1891 Hardback · Voyages Extraordinaires 33 I own A Family Without a Name, Sampson Low, Marston 1891 Log in to want this

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Set in
Lower Canada (1837, 1838)
Genre
adventure fiction, historical fiction

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Followed by
The Purchase of the North Pole

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Editions recorded
31 on Open Library, 8 in English
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Articles in 15 languages

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A Family Without a Name by Jules Verne was first published in 1889.

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In order, it follows Two Years' Vacation and it is followed by The Purchase of the North Pole, according to Wikidata.

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Engraving of a man in a long greatcoat and top hat standing, from Jules Verne's Family Without a Name
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