Foundling Mick
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Foundling Mick
Author Jules Verne
Original title P'tit-Bonhomme
Illustrator Léon Benett
Country France
Language French
Series Voyages Extraordinaires #39
Genre(s) Adventure novel
Publisher Pierre-Jules Hetzel
Publication date 1895
Media type Print
OCLC 12820930

Foundling Mick (French: P'tit-Bonhomme, 1893) is an adventure novel written by Jules Verne. It describes adventures in Ireland, more specifically the rags to riches tale of an orphan.

Publication history

  • 1895, UK, London: Sampson Low, Marston, and Co., First UK edition. In 2008 it was republished in English by the Royal Irish Academy.

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Voyages Extraordinaires by Jules Verne
Five Weeks in a Balloon · The Adventures of Captain Hatteras · Journey to the Center of the Earth · From the Earth to the Moon · In Search of the Castaways · Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea · Around the Moon · A Floating City · The Adventures of Three Englishmen and Three Russians in South Africa · The Fur Country · Around the World in Eighty Days · The Mysterious Island · The Survivors of the Chancellor · Michael Strogoff · Off on a Comet · The Child of the Cavern · Dick Sand, A Captain at Fifteen · The Begum's Fortune · Tribulations of a Chinaman in China · The Steam House · Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon · Godfrey Morgan · The Green Ray · Kéraban the Inflexible · The Vanished Diamond · The Archipelago on Fire · Mathias Sandorf · The Lottery Ticket · Robur the Conqueror · North Against South · The Flight to France · Two Years' Vacation · Family Without a Name · The Purchase of the North Pole · César Cascabel · Mistress Branican · Carpathian Castle · Claudius Bombarnac · Foundling Mick · Captain Antifer · Propeller Island · Facing the Flag · Clovis Dardentor · An Antarctic Mystery · The Mighty Orinoco · The Will of an Eccentric · The Castaways of the Flag · The Village in the Treetops · The Sea Serpent · The Kip Brothers · Traveling Scholarships · A Drama in Livonia · Master of the World · Invasion of the Sea
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