Ninety-Three
by Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo's Ninety-Three captures the intensity of the French Revolution, following characters torn between loyalty, duty, and humanity during a time of radical change.
About This Book
Ninety-Three is a historical novel by Victor Hugo set during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution.
The narrative examines the conflict between revolutionary fervor and personal conscience.
Hugo portrays the struggle of individuals caught between duty to their cause and compassion for others.
The work reflects on themes of justice, mercy, and the cost of political upheaval.
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