Les Misérables

Return to 19th century France in "Les Misérables," Volume 3 of 5, by Victor Hugo, a classic tale of redemption set against the backdrop of turbulent times. Explore the depths of poverty and the struggle for justice in this historical fiction masterpiece.

This volume continues the epic story, immersing readers in the heart of Paris and the social upheavals of the era. Hugo's powerful narrative examines the lives of those marginalized by society, raising timeless questions about morality, law, and the human spirit.

Experience the enduring power of "Les Misérables," a literary giant that continues to resonate with readers today. A meticulously prepared print republication of this timeless work.

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