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APPENDIX C
| Name of Book. | Year of Publication. |
Remarks re Authenticity, etc.
|
|---|---|---|
| Un Gil Blas en Californie | 1852 | Published by Dumas, with an introduction by him. |
| Impressions de Voyage en Russie | 1860 and '65 | Followed by "Le Caucase." |
| Impressions de Voyage en Suisse | 1833 | Dumas's first book of travel, thought by many to be his best. |
| Mémoires d'un Maître d'Armes | 1840 | Classified by Calmann-Lévy as "travels." Dumas edited his friend Grisier's impressions of St. Petersburg, etc. There is a slight element of narrative. |
| Le Midi de la France | 1841 | Followed by "Une Année à Florence" and "La Villa Palmieri." This book concludes with "La Chasse au Chastre." |
| Un Pays Inconnu | 1865 | Not Dumas. Notes on Brazilian travel by another hand. |
| Quinze Jours au Sinaï | 1839 | Written by Dumas from notes by Baron Taylor, and drawings by Dauzats. |
| Le Speronare | 1842 | Impressions of Sicily. Written with the help of Fiorentino. Followed by "Capitaine Arena" and "Le Corricolo." |
| Le Véloce | 1848 | Account of Dumas's visit to Tangiers, Algiers and Tunis, etc. Sequel to "De Paris à Cadix." |
| La Vie au Désert | 1860 | Simply a translation of R. G. Gordon-Cumming's book on the adventures of a lion hunter in Africa. |
