The Novels Of Victor Hugo, Fully Translated: Ninety-three, Tr. By Jules Gray. 2v

Ninety-Three, Victor Hugo's final novel published in 1874, explores the Revolt in the Vendée and Chouannerie during the French Revolution. Divided into three non-chronological parts, it presents varied perspectives on historical events, primarily set in Brittany and Paris. Ayn Rand admired the work, citing it as an inspiration.