Ninety-Three - Victor Hugo

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Résumé :
Ninety-Three (1874) is the final novel of Victor Hugo. As a work of historical fiction, the story is set during the period of conflict between the newly formed French Republic and the Royalists who sought to reverse the gains of the revolution. Praised for its morality and honest depiction of the horrors of war, Ninety-Three influenced such wide-ranging political thinkers as Joseph Stalin and Ayn Rand. The soldiers forced cautiously. Everything was in full bloom...

Biographie:
Victor Hugo (1802-1885) foi um dos mais c?lebres escritores, poetas e dramaturgos franceses, conhecido pelas suas contribui??es para a literatura rom?ntica e pela sua profunda influ?ncia no pensamento social e pol?tico. Nascido em Besan?on, Fran?a, Hugo demonstrou talento liter?rio desde tenra idade e ganhou proemin?ncia com as suas colec??es de poesia e pe?as de teatro antes de cimentar o seu legado como romancista. As suas obras-primas, Os Miser?veis e O Corcunda de Notre-Dame, permanecem cl?ssicos intemporais, explorando temas de justi?a, reden??o e as lutas dos marginalizados. Um fervoroso defensor dos direitos humanos, Hugo usou a sua escrita para desafiar a opress?o, lutar pela liberdade e apoiar os ideais democr?ticos. As suas convic??es pol?ticas levaram ao seu ex?lio durante o reinado de Napole?o III, um per?odo que apenas aprofundou as suas buscas liter?rias e ideol?gicas. Para al?m da literatura, Hugo foi uma figura p?blica influente cujas obras ajudaram a moldar a Fran?a do s?culo XIX. O seu impacto perdura, com as suas hist?rias, personagens e ideias a continuarem a inspirar gera??es em todo o mundo....

Sommaire:
they were surrounded by a quivering wall of branches, whose leaves diffused a delicious freshness. Here and there sunbeams pierced these green shades. Advancing through the countryside, a band of Republican soldiers discovers a family of refugees, a mother and two children who fled for their lives during the insurrection of Royalists in Brittany. Taken in, they are swept up in an attack by the merciless Marquis de Lantenac, a counterrevolutionary leader who has just landed with a unit of Royalist troops. Separated from her children, Michelle is protected by a local beggar who hides her from Lantenac and his men. Meanwhile, Robespierre, Marat, and Danton have sent Commander Gauvain from Paris to stamp out the Royalist threat in Brittany, knowing all too well that Lantenac is his distant relative. As families are torn apart in the name of political struggle, as mercy gives way to death and betrayal, Hugo examines the human cost of war without losing sight of the gravity of the historical moment. Since our inception in 2020, Mint Editions has kept sustainability and innovation at the forefront of our mission. Each and every Mint Edition title gets a fresh, professionally typeset manuscript and a dazzling new cover, all while maintaining the integrity of the original book. With thousands of titles in our collection, we aim to spotlight diverse public domain works to help them find modern audiences. Mint Editions celebrates a breadth of literary works, curated from both canonical and overlooked classics from writers around the globe....