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Martin Paz - 1875 (1852)Martin Paz - 1876 (1853)See Early ENGLISH Jules Verne Publication TimelineThis listing is for the individual publications of the short story Martin Paz.
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Alternate English Titles:
In Lima, Peruvian Martin Paz is an Indian who's in love with the daughter of Samuel, a businessman who is only interested in getting a large dowry for his daughter's hand. At this time, when the Indians are fighting against the Spanish dominance, Martin's interest in the girl may get in the way of freedom for the Indians.
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French: | L'Amérique du Sud. Moeurs péruviennes. Martin
Paz, nouvelle historique Musée des familles vol. 9, no. 20 (July 1852), pp. 301-313 & no. 21 (August 1852), pp. 321-335 |
Below is an example of the Graham's Magazine, which contains the story, bound into a volume. (and Verne's Third appearance in the English Language) First English Appearance |
The Pearl of Lima. A Story of True Love Graham's Magazine, Philadelphia, April 1853 Vol XLII, No. 4, pgs 422-445, 0 illustrations. Nine Chapters Translated by Anne T. Wilbur This is Verne's Third appearance in the English Language. Collection Andrew Nash |
First UK
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Martin Paz, The Indian Patriot first seperate printing 2nd book and title images courtesy of Andrew Cox Rare Books |
First US Edition:
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Martin Paz, or The Pearl of Lima
appears in: Series: The Palik Series, Volume 7 ISBN-10: 1593933959 Contents of this Volume:
The Palik Series is published by BearManor Fiction, under the auspices of the Collection Andrew Nash |
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Martin Paz 1882 Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington, Crown Buildings, 188 Fleet Street, London |
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Martin Paz, The Indian Patriot ?1891? Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington Ltd London Jules Verne's Works Image courtesy of Dana Eales |
1891 |
Martin Paz "Pears Soap" Plain Edition |
Martin Paz "Pears Soap" Banner Edition Image provided by Dana Eales |
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1891 |
Martin Paz 1891 Sampson Low, Marston & Company London Authors Illustrated edition 13 illustrations Image courtesy of Chris Moser |