Ninety-Three
- First published
- 1874
- Pages
- 469
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Part 1: At Sea Book 1, Ch 1: The Forest Of La Saudraie
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Part 1 Book 2: The Corvette Claymore Ch 1: England and France United
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1/2/Ch 2:Night with the Ship and the Passenger
3:53 -
1/2/3: Patrician and Plebeian United
12:17 -
1/2/4: Tormentum Belli
5:43 -
1/2/5: Vis et Vir
10:41 -
1/2/6: The Two Ends of the Scale
5:56 -
1/2/7: He Who Sets Sail Invests in a Lottery
6:42 -
1/2/8: 9:380
8:49 -
1/2/9: Someone Escapes
3:16 -
1/2/10: Does He Escape?
5:03 -
Pt 1 Book 3: Halmalo Ch 1: Speech Is Word
10:21 -
1/3/2: A Peasant's Memory Is Worth As Much As The Captain's Science
18:35 -
Pt 1 Bk 4: Tellmarch Ch 1: On The Top Of The Dune
5:38 -
1/4/2: Aures Habet Et Non Audiet
4:15 -
1/4/3: The Usefulness of Big Letters
4:46 -
1/4/4: The Caimand
13:03 -
1/4/5: When He Awoke It Was Daylight
7:04 -
1/4/6: The Vicissitudes of Civil War
8:58 -
1/4/7: No Mercy, No Quarter
10:14 -
Part 2: Paris Bk 1: Cimourdain Ch 1: The Streets Of Paris At That Time
15:30 -
2/1/2: Cimourdain
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2/1/3: A Corner Not Dipped Into The Styx
5:49 -
Pt 2 Bk 2: The Pot-House On The Rue De Panon Ch 1: Minos, Aeacus, and Rhadamanthus
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2/2/2: Magna Testantur Voce Per Umbras
33:30 -
2/2/3: A Quivering of the Inmost Fibres
18:59 -
Pt 2 Book 3: The Convention Ch 1: The Convention
52:33 -
2/3/2 Marat In The Green-Room
10:29 -
Part 3: In The Vendée Bk 1: The Vendée Ch 1: The Forests
4:52 -
3/1/2 Men
3:49 -
3/1/3 Connivance of Men and Forests
5:34 -
3/1/4 Their Life Underground
3:06 -
3/1/5 Their Life In Warfare
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3/1/6 The Soul of the Earth Passes Into Man
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3/1/7 The Vendée has Ruined Brittany
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Pt 3 Bk 2: The Three Children Ch 1: Plus Quam Civilia Bella
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3/2/2 Dol
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3/2/3 Small Armies and Great Battles
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3/2/4 A Second Time
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3/2/5 A Drop of Cold Water
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3/2/6 A Healed Breast, but a Bleeding Heart
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3/2/7 The Two Poles of Truth
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3/2/8 Dolorosa
4:04 -
3/2/9 A Provincial Bastille
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3/2/10 The Hostages
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3/2/11 Terrible as the Antique
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3/2/12 The Rescue Planned
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3/2/13 What The Marquis Is Doing
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3/2/14 What The Imânus Is Doing
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Pt 3 Bk 3: The Massacre of St. Bartholomew Ch 1: The Massacre of St Bartholemew
28:33 -
Pt 3 Book 4: The Mother Ch 1: Death Passes
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3/4/2: Death Speaks
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3/4/3: Mutterings Among The Peasants
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3/4/4: A Mistake
4:41 -
3/4/5: Vox In Deserto
4:13 -
3/4/6: The Situation
5:55 -
3/4/7: Preliminaries
6:29 -
3/4/8: The Speech and the Roar
7:44 -
3/4/9: Titans Against Giants
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3/4/10: Radoub
12:55 -
3/4/11: The Desperate
5:34 -
3/4/12: The Deliverer
5:29 -
3/4/13: The Executioner
4:15 -
3/4/14: The Imânus Also Escapes
4:41 -
3/4/15: Never Put A Watch And A Key In The Same Pocket
6:34 -
Part 3, Book 5: In Daemone Deus. Ch 1: Found, But Lost
15:15 -
3/5/2: From The Door Of Stone To That Of Iron
3:52 -
3/5/3: Where The Sleeping Children Wake
9:55 -
Part 3, Book 6: After Victory, Struggle Begins. Ch 1: Lantenac Taken
4:34 -
3/6/2 Gauvain Meditating
24:42 -
3/6/3 The Commander's Hood
4:29 -
Part 3, Book 7: Feudality and Revolution. Ch 1: The Ancestor
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3/7/2: The Court-Martial
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3/7/3: The Votes
9:36 -
3/7/4: After Cimourdain The Judge, Cimourdain The Master
3:05 -
3/7/5: The Dungeon
17:06 -
3/7/6: Still The Sun Rises
15:32
Ninety-Three (1889) is a public domain work.
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Set during the ferocious civil war in the Vendée that followed the French Revolution, Hugo's final novel pits revolutionary idealism against royalist loyalty through three unforgettable figures caught between duty and mercy amid the Terror of 1793. Grand, passionate, and morally searching, it dramatizes the clash of principle and humanity when a revolution devours its own. With sweeping battle scenes and profound moral dilemmas, Ninety-Three explores whether compassion can survive in an age of absolute conviction. A powerful meditation on justice, violence, and forgiveness, it is a fitting capstone to Hugo's career, blending historical drama with the humane vision that animates all his greatest work.
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Book facts
- Author
- Victor Hugo
- First published
- 1874
- Reading time
- About 9 hours
- Pages
- 469
- Language
- English
- Genre
- French Classics
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
- Audio read by
- Joanna Michal Hoyt