Les Miserables
by Victor Hugo, edited by Marius-Francois Guyard
Victor Hugo conceived of Les Miserables as the pinnacle of his creative efforts. From the sewers to the barricades of Paris, from the story of a saint to the tale of a doll, from the potential redemption of Valjean to the sacrificed childhood of Cosette, humanity roars through misery on every page.
- By (author) Victor Hugo
- Edited by Marius-Francois Guyard
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