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Ninety-Three

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Original author: Victor Hugo

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"Ninety-Three" by Victor Hugo is a novel published in 1874. Set during the French Revolution's bloody Vendée uprising of 1793, it follows a Royalist marquis, a Republican commander, and a revolutionary priest as their ideologies and loyalties collide in war-torn Brittany. When three orphaned children become trapped between opposing forces, acts of mercy and principle force each man to confront the human cost of revolution. Hugo portrays both sides as idealistic yet ruthless, exploring whether compassion can survive amid political extremism.

Ninety-Three, by Victor Hugo. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #49372.

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18 Chapters

  1. 1.Front Matter417 words
  2. 2.Book I: The Forest of La Saudraie3,475 words
  3. 3.Book II: The Corvette "claymore."10,641 words
  4. 4.Book III: Halmalo4,699 words
  5. 5.Book IV: Tellmarch7,942 words
  6. 6.Book I: Cimourdain5,684 words
  7. 7.Book II: The Pot-House of the Rue Du Paon8,324 words
  8. 8.Book III: The Convention9,796 words
  9. 9.Book I: The Vendée5,997 words
  1. 10.Book II: The Three Children (1)8,717 words
  2. 11.Book II: The Three Children (2)8,675 words
  3. 12.Book II: The Three Children (3)4,257 words
  4. 13.Book III: I4,880 words
  5. 14.Book IV: The Mother (1)8,553 words
  6. 15.Book IV: The Mother (2)6,667 words
  7. 16.Book V: In Dæmone Deus4,587 words
  8. 17.Book VI: After Victory, Struggle Begins5,629 words
  9. 18.Book VII: Feudality and Revolution10,535 words