Title: Un drame au Mexique

Title: Un drame au Mexique Title Record # 966868
Author: Jules Verne
Date: 1876-11-06
Type: SHORTFICTION
Length: novelette
Language: French

Note: The story was first published in July 1851 under the title "L'Amérique du Sud. Etudes historiques. Les Premiers Navires de la Marine Mexicaine" in Musée des familles with three illustrations by Eugène Forest and Alexandre de Bar. The renamed and revised version, with six illustrations by Jules Férat, was published in 1876 together with the novel Michel Strogoff as a part of the Voyages Extraordinaires series. For information on identifying Jules Verne translations, please see this wiki page.

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Translations

Year	Language	Title
1876^ⓘTranslated by W. H. G. Kingston. This translation begins: "On the 18th of October, 1825, the Asia, a high-built Spanish ship, and the Constanzia, a brig of eighteen guns, cast anchor off the island of Guajan, one of the Mariannas. The crews of these vessels, badly fed, ill-paid, and harrassed with fatigue during the six months occupied by their passage from Spain, had been secretly plotting a mutiny."	English	The Mutineers: A Romance of Mexico
1911^ⓘTranslated by an unknown hand. This title contains publications where the translation (as well as the translator) is unknown. Please see this wiki page for more information on known translations.	English	The Mutineers
1911^ⓘTranslated by W. H. G. Kingston. This translation begins: "On the 18th of October, 1825, the Asia, a high-built Spanish ship, and the Constanzia, a brig of eighteen guns, cast anchor off the island of Guajan, one of the Mariannas. The crews of these vessels, badly fed, ill-paid, and harrassed with fatigue during the six months occupied by their passage from Spain, had been secretly plotting a mutiny."	English	The Mutineers or A Tragedy of Mexico
1964^ⓘTranslated by W. H. G. Kingston and edited by I. O. Evans. This translation begins: "On 18th October, 1825, The Asia, a high-built Spanish ship, and the Constanzia, a brig of eight guns, cast anchor off the isle of Guajan, one of the Mariannas. The crews of these vessels, badly fed, ill-paid, and harrassed with fatigue during their six months voyage for Spain, had been secretly plotting a mutiny."	English	A Drama in Mexico: The First Ships of the Mexican Navy
1964^ⓘTranslated by an unknown hand. This title contains publications where the translation (as well as the translator) is unknown. Please see this wiki page for more information on known translations.	English	The First Ships of the Mexican Navy

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Title	Date	Author/Editor	Publisher/Pub. Series	ISBN/Catalog ID	Pages	Format	Type	Cover Artist
Michel Strogoff: Moscou - Irkoutsk: suivi de Un Drame au Mexique: Deuxième partie	1876-11-06	Jules Verne	J. Hetzel		308	unknown^?The publication record was created from a secondary source and the publication format is unknown.	coll
Michel Strogoff: Moscou - Irkoutsk: suivi de Un Drame au Mexique	1876-11-13	Jules Verne	J. Hetzel (Bibliothèque d'éducation et de récréation)		370	hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.	coll
Les révoltés de la Bounty: suivi de: Un drame au Mexique	1984-00-00	Jules Verne	Michel Vincent (Nuance)	2-86756-011-X	135	hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.	coll	Victor Feodorov

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