20,000 Leagues Under The Sea by Jules Verne
A thrilling undersea adventure exploring the mysteries of the deep, filled with scientific marvels, unforgettable characters, and visionary imagination that continues to inspire generations.
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Number of pages in PDF: 276
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a book by Jules Verne, first published in 1870. This classic science fiction adventure follows the mysterious Captain Nemo and his fantastical submarine, the Nautilus, as seen through the eyes of Professor Pierre Aronnax, his servant Conseil, and the harpooner Ned Land. After being captured during a mission to investigate a strange sea creature, the trio embarks on an epic underwater voyage, encountering sunken cities, deep-sea monsters, and breathtaking wonders beneath the ocean's surface. Set during a time when submarine technology was still in its infancy, the novel showcases Verne's remarkable foresight and scientific imagination. Blending real maritime knowledge with visionary innovation, the story not only thrilled 19th-century readers but also laid foundational themes for modern science fiction. Its influence extends well beyond literature, inspiring filmmakers, inventors, and explorers, and cementing Verne’s legacy as one of the fathers of speculative fiction. With its rich detail, sense of wonder, and ethical complexities surrounding Nemo’s character, the novel remains a compelling exploration of nature, technology, and human ambition.
While carefully proofread, these editions may contain occasional minor errors due to original OCR conversion.
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