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Le Desert de Glace (The Desert of Ice) Photography & Video and he can blend intoJules Verne Le Dsert de glace (c. 1860s Early French Edition) Rebound Early French edition of Le Dsert de glace, the first part of Voyages et aventures du capitaine Hatteras by Jules Verne. Printed by Eugne Heutte et Cie (Saint Germain), a printer associated with early Hetzel publications, dating this copy to approximately the midlate 19th century (circa 1860s).