Les Miserables Volume IV

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Marius and Cosette's union is strained by Valjean's sudden plan to leave the country and the growing tension between the disillusioned students and national government. The couple struggles to navigate the unstable social and political climate.

Following a close call with Inspector Javert, Jean Valjean plans to leave France for England. He informs Cosette, who is heartbroken, as she's still in love with Marius. The young man attempts to take her hand in marriage but is sidetracked by social conventions that require his family's blessing. Marius is also pulled into a student revolt which has taken over the city's streets. A revolution has begun, and everyone is forced to choose a side.

Les Misrables Volume Four is an action-heavy entry in Victor Hugo's enduring story. Characters and ideals collide during a volatile exchange that shifts the direction of the entire series. This is one part of a captivating tale that's been adapted multiple times for stage, television and film. The most notable being the 2012 Oscar-winning production from director, Tom Hooper.

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Victor Hugo (18021885) was a French writer and prominent figure during Europes Romantic movement. As a child, he traveled across the continent due to his fathers position in the Napoleonic army. As a young man, he studied law although his passion was always literature. In 1819, Hugo created Conservateur Littraire, a periodical that featured works from up-and-coming writers. A few years later he published a collection of poems Odes et Posies Diverses followed by the novel Han dIslande in 1825. Hugo has an extensive catalog, yet hes best known for the classics The Hunchback of Notre-Dame (1831) and Les Misrables (1862).