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Les misérables

Author: Victor Hugo; Charles E Wilbour; Modern Library (Firm)
Publisher: New York : The Modern Library, 1992. ©1992
Series: Modern Library giants.; Modern library of the world's best books.
Edition/Format:  Print book : Fiction : English : 1992 Modern Library editionView all editions and formats
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The novel traces the life of Jean-Valjean, a 19th century Parisan peasant who steals a loaf of bread to feed his starving children, and thereby becomes criminalized as a convict. This story of how he struggles to escape his past and reaffirm his humanity, in a world brutalized by poverty and ignorance, has become a powerful social document and the gospel of the poor and the oppressed.
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Genre/Form: History
Historical fiction
Epic fiction
Fiction
Additional Physical Format: Online version:
Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885.
Misérables.
New York : Modern Library, 1992
(OCoLC)605285626
Material Type: Fiction
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Victor Hugo; Charles E Wilbour; Modern Library (Firm)
ISBN: 0679600124 9780679600121
OCLC Number: 3991366
Language Note: Translated from the French
Notes: Issued in dust jacket
"This edition is the classic English translation of Hugo's friend Charles Wilbour, which appeared [in] the same year the novel was published in France."--Front flap of dust jacket
Series statements from dust jacket.
Illustrated lining pages printed with publisher's device
"The principal text of this Modern Library edition was set in a digitized version of Janson, a typeface that dates from about 1690 and was cut by Nicholas Kis, a Hungarian working in Amsterdam. The original matrices have survived and are held by the Stempel foundry in Germany. Hermann Zapf redesigned some of the weights and sizes for Stempel, basing his revisions on the original design."--Colophon
"Biographical note copyright © 1992 by Random House, Inc."--Verso, title page
Description: xiv, 1260 pages ; 22 cm.
Contents: Fantine. 1. An upright man --
2. The fall --
3. The year 1817 --
4. To entrust is sometimes to abandon --
5. The descent --
6. Javert --
7. The Champmathieu affair --
8. Counter-stroke. Cosette. 1. Waterloo --
2. The ship Orion --
3. Fulfillment of the promise to the departed --
4. The old Gorbeau house --
5. A dark chase needs a silent hound --
6. Petit Picpus --
7. A parenthesis --
8. Cemeteries take what is given them. Marius. 1. Paris atomised --
2. The grand Bourgeois --
3. The grandfather and the grandson --
4. The friends of the A B C --
5. The excellence of misfortune --
6. The conjunction of two starts --
7. Patron-minette --
8. The noxious poor. St. Denis. 1. A few pages of history --
2. Eponine --
3. The house in the Rue Plumet --
4. Aid from below may be aid from above --
5. The end of which is unlike the beginning --
6. Little Gavroche --
7. Argot --
8. Enchantments and desolation --
9. Where are they going --
10. June 5th, 1832 --
11. The atom fraternises with the hurricane --
12. Corinth --
13. Marius enters the shadow --
14. The grandeurs of despair --
15. The Rue de l'Homme Armé Jean Valjean. 1. War between four walls --
2. The intestine of Leviathan --
3. Mire, but soul --
4. Javert off the track --
5. The grandson and the grandfather --
6. The white night --
7. The last drop in the chalice --
8. The twilight wane --
9. Supreme shadow, supreme dawn.
Series Title: Modern Library giants.; Modern library of the world's best books.
Other Titles: Misérables.
Responsibility: Victor Hugo ; translated by Charles E. Wilbour.
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The novel traces the life of Jean-Valjean, a 19th century Parisan peasant who steals a loaf of bread to feed his starving children, and thereby becomes criminalized as a convict. This story of how he struggles to escape his past and reaffirm his humanity, in a world brutalized by poverty and ignorance, has become a powerful social document and the gospel of the poor and the oppressed.

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