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Hugo's haunting portrait of medieval Paris intertwines the doomed hunchback Quasimodo with the city itself, transforming architecture into a character as vital as any human protagonist. This is a novel about belonging and monstrosity that refuses easy sentiment, embedding social commentary within an unforgettable gothic narrative.
About this book
Notre-Dame de Paris is an ebook by Victor Hugo (1802–1885). It dates from 1831. This edition runs to roughly 780 pages, about 15.5 hours of reading at a typical pace.
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ClergyFranceHistorical fictionMan-woman relationshipsNotre-Dame de Paris (Cathedral)Paris (France)People with disabilitiesRomances
About the Author
Victor Hugo (1802–1885) has 4 books in the BigBookHub catalogue: Poems, Notre-Dame de Paris, Toilers of the sea and The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History. These titles date from between 1831 and 1869.
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FormatEbook
File TypeEPUB
Pages780
LanguageEnglish
Published1831
