Les Misérables
by Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables is a powerful literary classic about suffering, compassion, justice, and redemption. Set amid the social and political upheavals of nineteenth-century France, the novel presents an expansive portrait of human resilience and the forces that shape individual lives and society.
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Les Misérables is a landmark work of nineteenth-century literature by Victor Hugo.
The novel explores justice, compassion, sacrifice, redemption, and the effects of poverty and social inequality.
Set against a turbulent period in French history, it combines intimate human struggles with a broad vision of society and political change.
Hugo’s work remains known for its emotional range, moral questions, and enduring examination of human resilience.
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