The Letters of Victor Hugo: From Exile, and After the Fall of the Empire

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This collection features the poignant correspondence of Victor Hugo during his exile and following the collapse of the Empire. The letters reveal his reflections on politics, art, and personal struggles, highlighting his unwavering commitment to social justice and human rights. The 1898 reprint preserves the integrity of Hugo's voice, offering readers a glimpse into the thoughts of one of literature's most influential figures during a tumultuous period in French history.