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Historical novel

Ninety-Three

Victor Hugo
1 min read·fr. Quatrevingt-treize · 1874
Summary by the Litseller editorial team.·Date of publication: 30 August 2024·Updated: 15 November 2026
Historical Context and Significance

Historical Context and Significance

Victor Hugo's novel «Ninety-Three» holds significant historical and cultural importance. Written in 1874, it is dedicated to the events of the French Revolution, particularly its most dramatic period — the year 1793. Hugo masterfully portrays the contradictions and conflicts of that time, showcasing both the heroism and tragedies associated with the revolution. The book delves into themes of human nature, morality, duty, and freedom, making it an essential work for understanding not only the historical context but also the eternal questions facing humanity. The novel's influence on culture is evident in its profound impact on literature and art, inspiring subsequent generations of writers and artists to reflect on revolutionary ideals and human values.

Ninety-Three
Date of publication: 30 August 2024
Updated: 15 November 2026
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Author: 
Victor Hugo
Original title: fr. Quatrevingt-treize · 1874
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