Victor Hugo

Victor-Marie Hugo (February 26 1802–May 22 1885) was a French author, designer, and artist. He was possibly the most important of the Romantic authors in the French language. His major works include the novels Notre Dame de Paris and Les Misérables, and a large body of poetry.

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February 26 - 1802 - May 22 - 1885 - French - Romantic - French language - Notre Dame de Paris - Les Misérables - Poetry - 19th century - Republicanism

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