Thanks Jean-Michel.
I'll check both of those out.
I wasn't sure what book to start with!
I'm just trying to sit down and make sense of the family tree that I
haven't up until now, tried to understand. Thanks.. Andrew
PS one more question.
Can you answer me why sometimes Jean Jules Verne is written:
Jean Jules-Verne, and sometimes Jean-Jules Verne. Is the dash actually part
of his given name, or is it added now for effect?
Is this a french thing? For instance in your name.
In English, we might have a name like "Rose-Marie" which might actually
have a hyphen in it!
... Thanks... Andrew
At 10:05 AM 20/04/99 +0000, margot~at~ibm.net wrote:
>Andrew,
>
>The second biography published by Charles-Noel Martin (Paris, Michel de
>l'Ormeraie) has a very nice Verne family-tree. If you are interested by
>Jeanne Reboul, go to Jean Jules-Verne's biography and to the various
>articles and letters published recently (since 5 years) from and about
>Michel in the Bulletin de la Societe Jules Verne.
>
>Your other posting in the JVF has CDs as suject. I think you are referring
>these CDs published by Jules Verne's grand-grand-son. Don't be surprised :
>the quality of the product is as questionable as the quality of the content.
>
>Jean-Michel Margot
Andrew Nash, Toronto, Canada
Email: <anash~at~interlog.com> OR <JulesVerne~at~iname.com>
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Received on Thu 22 Apr 1999 - 04:22:18 IDT