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Les Miserables Study Guide

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by Victor Hugo
About 53 pages (15,936 words)
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For Further Study

Elliot Grant, The Career of Victor Hugo, Harvard University Press, 1945.

A very basic and useful study of Hugo's main novels and poetry.

Richard B. Grant, The Perilous Quest: Image, Myth, and Prophecy in the Narration of Victor Hugo, Duke University Press, 1968.

Hugo described himself as a "prophet" among men, as a translator of myths. This book analyzes this theme by examining Hugo's major novels.

Kathryn M Grossman, Les Miserables: Conversion, Revolution, Redemption, Twayne, 1996.

Aimed specifically toward students, this work praises the.....

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