Victor Hugo: His Life and Work

Explore the life and literary achievements of one of France's most celebrated authors in G. Barnett Smith's "Victor Hugo: His Life and Works." This biography offers a comprehensive look at the man behind such enduring classics as "Les Misérables" and "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame." Delve into Hugo's 19th-century world, examining the influences and experiences that shaped his writing.

Beyond a simple recounting of events, this book provides insightful literary criticism, analyzing Hugo's key works and exploring his impact on French literature. Discover the evolution of his writing style and the recurring themes that define his oeuvre. A valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike, "Victor Hugo: His Life and Works" provides a detailed portrait of a literary giant and his lasting legacy.

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