Jules Verne’s novel "Mathias Sandorf"

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Jules Verne’s novel "Mathias Sandorf" is an adventure story often seen as his homage to Alexandre Dumas, following a wronged nobleman’s quest for justice and revenge across the Mediterranean.

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instanceOf adventure novel
novel
adaptedAs film adaptations
television series adaptations
author Jules Verne NERFINISHED
belongsToGenreTradition French swashbuckling adventure
centralTheme betrayal
friendship
justice
political conspiracy
revenge
countryOfOrigin France
firstPublicationForm serialisation
firstPublicationYear 1885
genre adventure fiction
revenge story
hasCharacter Count Mathias Sandorf NERFINISHED
Matifou NERFINISHED
Pescade NERFINISHED
Sarcany NERFINISHED
Silas Toronthal NERFINISHED
hasIllustrationsBy Jules Férat NERFINISHED
Léon Benett NERFINISHED
hasMedium print
hasTheme identity and disguise
homageTo Alexandre Dumas NERFINISHED
includedIn Jules Verne collected works NERFINISHED
inspiredBy The Count of Monte Cristo NERFINISHED
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement French popular literature of the 19th century
literarySignificance considered a Verne homage to Alexandre Dumas
mainCharacter Mathias Sandorf (character) NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective third-person narration
narrativeStructure multi-part adventure across several countries
originalLanguage French
originalTitle Mathias Sandorf NERFINISHED
partOfSeries Voyages extraordinaires NERFINISHED
plotSummary tells the story of a wronged Hungarian nobleman seeking justice and revenge after a political conspiracy
protagonistOccupation Hungarian nobleman
publisher Pierre-Jules Hetzel NERFINISHED
settingLocation Adriatic Sea NERFINISHED
Hungary NERFINISHED
Mediterranean region NERFINISHED
North Africa NERFINISHED
Trieste NERFINISHED
targetAudience general readership
timePeriodOfSetting 19th century
workOf Jules Verne NERFINISHED

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