Victor Hugo PDF ebooks Collection
Victor Hugo, a renowned French writer known for his moral and political messages in his works, is celebrated for his novels Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. This collection of famous works by Hugo includes a variety of dramas, novels, and poems that showcase his talent and unique perspective on society.
The collection features dramas such as "Angelo, tyrant of Padua," "Cromwell," "Hernani," and "Ruy Blas," each highlighting Hugo's ability to delve into complex characters and moral dilemmas. His novel "The Man Who Laughs," also known as "By Order of the King," tells the story of a man disfigured with a permanent smile, exploring themes of identity and societal expectations.
Les Misérables, a monumental work in four parts, delves into the lives of various characters struggling against poverty and injustice in 19th-century France. Hugo's portrayal of the struggles of the underprivileged and his call for social reform resonate with readers to this day.
Other works in the collection include "Ninety-Three," a historical novel set during the French Revolution, and "Toilers of the Sea," a tale of a man's battle against the forces of nature. Hugo's poetry is also featured, showcasing his lyrical and emotional style.
Throughout his works, Hugo champions the downtrodden and marginalized, advocating for compassion and understanding in a world filled with injustice. His writing is marked by a keen attention to detail and a deep sense of empathy for his characters.
This collection contains a collection of the most famous works by Victor Hugo collected from the Archive.org
Content of the collection
- Angelo, tyrant of Padua; a drama in five acts
- By order of the king (the man who laughs)
- Cromwell Drama
- Dramas of Victor Hugo Twin Brothers
- Hans of Iceland
- Hernani. Edited by C. Kemshead.
- Hernani; a drama in five acts
- Les misérables part 1
- Les misérables part 2.
- Les misérables part 3
- Les misérables part 4
- Ninety-three by Hugo, Victor
- Oration on Voltaire
- Ruy Blas. Edited by Harold Arthur Perry
- So this then is The battle of Waterloo
- The destroyer of the second republic; being Napoleon the Little
- The history of a crime (Deposition of a witness)
- The hunchback of Notre Dame.
- The letters of Victor Hugo from exile, and after the fall of the empire.
- The memoirs of Victor Hug
- the poems of Victor Hugo.
- Toilers of the sea
- William Shakespeare by Victor Hugo
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