Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables

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Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables An Introduction

The History France, 1700’s- Commoners resented the privileges of nobles and clergy. 1789- The Bastille was stormed starting the French Revolution. Declaration of the Rights of Man

1848- Revolution installs Louis Napoleon as President. 1799- Napoleon Bonaparte entered Paris. He was crowned First Consul ending the revolution. 1804- Emperor Napoleon I crowned. 1848- Revolution installs Louis Napoleon as President.

1851- Louis Napoleon declared emperor Napoleon III. 1871- Napoleon III exiled by Germans in Franco-Prussian War. End of monarchy in France

The Author 2/26/1802- Victor Hugo was born. Father was a general in Napoleon's army. 1821- His mother dies. Hugo refuses his father’s $ and lives in poverty.

1830- Hugo’s play Hernani makes him wealthy and divides the public. Following the Revolution of 1848, Hugo is elected deputy to the Constitutional Assembly. 1851- Louis Napoleon reestablished the empire. Hugo opposed it and fled to Brussells.

1862- Les Miserables was published 1862- Les Miserables was published. It was a hit with the public and banned by the French government. 1870- The empire fell and Hugo returned triumphantly to France.

1885- Hugo died. Three million mourners attended his funeral.

Themes Love Redemption Legal vs. Moral Justice Social Injustice Destiny Power of Religion