Why did Jules Verne write about englishmen?

Answer 1

This was an obvious pitch to the reading audience. A number of his stories take place in part in the United States, and elsewhere. Likewise many Detective stories work out of a particular beat, like San Francisco Beat and Dragnet. Local geography is necessary in many cases to follow the plot. This is more realistic than the use of fictional towns like Shopton, California in the Tom Swift Jr. adventures which were, of course, Science Fiction. It was never directly stated that Shopton was in California, but it was obvious to readers it was on the West Coast of the US and there is a Stockton in California.

Answer 2

Jules Verne wrote about Englishmen in his works because he admired English culture, history, and technological advancements. He also incorporated English characters to appeal to a wider audience and to help make his stories more relatable to readers from different backgrounds. Additionally, featuring English characters added a sense of adventure and mystery to his narratives, drawing readers further into his fantastical worlds.

Answer 3

No,he was French!