Notre-Dame of Paris
France

Notre-Dame of Paris

by Victor Hugo

Society & Class Classics 1831

Summary

Often known in English as The Hunchback of Notre Dame this is the famous story of Quasimodo and the beautiful Gypsy girl he loves and eventually rescues after she has been wrongly sentenced to hang for murder. Alas it all ends badly. A timeless tale of love, devotion, jealousy and deception.

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About the author
Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo

French poet, novelist, and dramatist (1802–1885) and one of the most important figures in French Romanticism. A committed political activist, he spent nineteen years in exile for opposing Napoleon III.

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1831
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Victor Hugo