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I take the balloon as a JV reference🫠 El vie, 26 jul 2024, 18:33, Garmt de Vries-Uiterweerd <

It's definitely "souvenir de", not "sauveur". I now have pictures of the real

Hi Ariel, The seller had some letters on offer that might be fakes. There is a lot of circumstantial

Hi Quentin, Sorry for the off topic. I have been trying to contact you by mail, but I haven't

Well, the platoform is a little bit outdated. This was the main reason why I created a new one. mken.

attached is my new article in Vulcan -Journal of Civil War It is a pre-copy with some typo issues and

If you are interested… I got an answer in the German forum https://inside-forum.de/forum/index.php?

For myself, Rick will forever be a part of the adventure and exploration of of the world - a wildly

It seems I can't answer directly to Daniel's last post!?!? The message gets deleted

Thank you Garmt. The problem seems to have been resolved and I have managed to post on the group. No

Do you know who it is? Quote: «On l'ignore souvent, mais les héros de nos bandes dessinées

Regarding the year when the launch takes place: when I narrated Ron Miller's translation for

I continue to dig into Verne's use of probability. I discussed Verne's view of the gamblers

https://jiiet.com/index.php/jiiet/issue/view/10 This is the kickoff article for my research on

OBSCURA ET TRIVIA 9 Random research notes by Quentin R. Skrabec Has Verne's Golden Volcano ( 1886

Vernians, help! I am researching a paper on Jules Verne and ties to the Charette family of Nantes. If

Andrew, I just did a book with Philippe and Kieran. I will send you his current email when I get home

Dear friends - thank you for caring - I have shared your worries about this valuable research

thank you – good point the timing and books noted rise the possibility, Micheal Quent From: jules-

I imagine this is April's Fool. Nice try! 🤪 On Mon, Apr 1, 2024, 4:54 PM quentin skrabec <

Volume 40, Issue 2 Pages: i-iv, 42-80, i-viii March/April 2024 Abstract Many rock and mineral

Good idea! I add another Czech translation of 1907 which I did not have at hand. The translator,

thank you so very much for your comments. with technical terminology evolving in both French and

Thank you so much for the investigative work. I will make note of these fonts. Thank you... Andrew

Greetings, I've mentioned it on the NAJVS Facebook group, but I'm a good two hours away from

Our article may have been a bit harsh on Richard Howard but we were annoyed about the mistakes. Glad

Thanks, that's interesting. I thought it was Phileas Fogg who looked like Byron! ;) Except for

Sorry it took so long -- i was asked about Verne's view of carbon in 20th century - here's a

Verne Obscura et Trivia 5- Journey to the Surface of the Earth- compass conundrums By Quentin R.