Les Mis�rables
Victor Hugo . Rupa Publications India . English
<i>Les Mis�rables</i> is a story of human struggles, victories, failures, love and desires, with the surrounding revolutionary fever serving as a common thread. One of Victor Hugo�s best-known works, the narrative spans many years as it describes the protagonist Valjean�s release from prison and transformation into an industrialist while being relentlessly pursued by Inspector Javert, a morally rigid figure. <i>Les Mis�rables</i>, Victor Hugo�s crowning achievement, was an instant hit both in France and internationally due to its advocacy for the underprivileged and dispossessed.
Categories: Fiction
About the Author
<b>Victor Hugo</b> (26 February 1802�22 May 1885) was a renowned French writer, poet, and political activist. His literary works, including <i>Les Mis�rables</i> and <i>The Hunchback of Notre-Dame</i>, showcased his talent for storytelling and exploration of social issues. Hugo�s writings depicted the struggles of characters amidst the backdrop of a rapidly changing society. He was a passionate advocate for justice and human rights, using his platform to critique the political landscape of his time. Hugo�s profound impact on literature and his commitment to social change make him a revered figure in French and world literature.
