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'The History of a Crime' by Victor Hugo is a poignant non-fictional account that meticulously chronicles the infamous coup d'état of December 1851 in France, resulting in the ascension of Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte as Napoleon III. Written as a scathing denunciation of the political intrigue and authoritarian tendencies of the era, Hugo scrutinizes the societal, economic, and political forces that paved the way for Napoleon III's rise to power. In concise and evocative prose, Hugo vividly captures the volatile political atmosphere, revealing the underlying power struggles and ideologies that characterized mid-19th century France. Through his compelling narrative and astute analysis, Hugo brings to light the corruption and misuse of authority that plagued this pivotal period in French history. 'The History of a Crime' remains a significant historical testament and literary critique, showcasing Hugo's enduring commitment to championing democratic values and exposing societal injustices.

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Publisher - True Sign Publishing House Private Limited

Language - English

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Victor Hugo


Published Date - 2024-07-10

ISBN - 9789355842015

Dimensions - 21.6 x 14 x 2.5 cm

Page Count - 436

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