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La Magellanie, un territoire situé en Terre de Feu, à l'extrême sud du continent américain. Un dédale d'îlots et de récifs balayés par les vents. C'est le domaine du Kaw-djer, un être énigmatique qui a fui la compagnie des hommes par amour de la liberté. La Magellanie, c'est aussi la terre des naufrages. Une nuit de 1881, un quatre-mâts où ont pris place un millier d'immigrants menace de se briser sur les récifs. Le Kaw-djer décide de leur venir en aide. Il ignore qu'il va devoir affronter, pire que les éléments déchaînés, la violence, la jalousie et l'ingratitude humaine... Ce roman " réécrit " par Michel, le fils de Jules Verne, paraît en 1909 sous le titre Les naufragés du Jonathan ". Les archives de l'éditeur Hetzel permettent de découvrir aujourd'hui, dans sa version initiale, l'un des ultimes chefs-d'œuvre du grand écrivain, tout à la fois roman d'aventures et parabole philosophique et politique. [payot.ch].
Author: Jules Verne (all their books in stock)
Format: Pocket Book
Published: 1999
Pages: 346
Publisher: Gallimard
ISBN: 9782070406715
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Our conditions mean the following:
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