Ninety-Three
by Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo's Ninety-Three portrays the French Revolution's fierce struggles and enduring human drama.
About This Book
Ninety-Three is a novel by Victor Hugo set during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution.
The story explores the conflict between revolutionary ideals and personal loyalties.
Hugo examines the human cost of political upheaval through his characteristic depth and compassion.
The narrative captures the spirit of an era defined by passion, sacrifice, and change.
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