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"Los Miserables - Tomo 1 (de 2)" was written by Victor Hugo and published in 1862. French Romantic author whose works tackled social justice and inspired generations through literature and activism.

Los Miserables - Tomo 1 (de 2)

1862

Victor Hugo

Los Miserables - Tomo 1 (de 2)

Victor Hugo

1862

Translated by J. A. R.

Published in 1862, 'Les Misérables - Tomo 1' by Victor Hugo is a historical fiction novel set in post-revolutionary France. It follows the story of Jean Valjean, an escaped convict striving for redemption while being pursued by Inspector Javert. The narrative explores themes of injustice, compassion, and the potential for human goodness through characters like Bishop Myriel, whose acts of kindness serve as a moral compass. This epic work delves into societal issues and the struggles of orphans and ex-convicts, making it a significant contribution to literature.

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A novel written in the mid-19th century. The book centers on the struggles of various characters in post-revolutionary F...