Captain Pamphile

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Captain Pamphile
Author	Alexandre Dumas
Language	French
Genre	Adventure
Publication date	1839
Publication place	France
Media type	Print

Captain Pamphile or The Adventures of Captain Pamphile (French: Le Capitaine Pamphile) is an 1839 French adventure novel by Alexandre Dumas.^[1] It was aimed at children and had a strong anti-slavery message. It was translated into English in 1850.

References

^ Dorigny p.270

Bibliography

Marcel Dorigny. The Abolitions of Slavery: From Lʹeger Fʹelcitʹe Sonthonax to Victor Schoelcher, 1793, 1794, 1848. Berghahn Books, 2003.

v t e Alexandre Dumas père
Novels	The Conspirators The Count of Monte Cristo The Countess of Salisbury The Three Musketeers The Fencing Master The Corsican Brothers The Black Tulip Captain Pamphile Le Chevalier de Maison-Rouge La Dame de Monsoreau Georges The Knight of Sainte-Hermine The Queen's Necklace La Reine Margot The New Troy Twenty Years After The Two Dianas The Vicomte de Bragelonne The Companions of Jehu The Wolf Leader La Sanfelice The Women's War
Travelogues	Le Speronare Le Capitaine Aréna Le Corricolo
Characters	Edmond Dantès Aramis Athos Anne of Austria d'Artagnan Abbé Faria Milady de Winter Porthos Cardinal Richelieu Comte de Rochefort M. de Tréville
Related	Alexandre Dumas fils (son) Thomas-Alexandre Dumas (father) Marie-Cessette Dumas (grandmother) Auguste Maquet (collaborator) Théâtre Historique Château de Monte-Cristo L'Autre Dumas (2010 film) Orson Welles and People (lost documentary)