Victor Hugo religious views and literary preface notes
Paris reports detail Hugo's posthumous volumes and an expanding preface to Les Misérables. Gustave Simon outlines Hugo's 1860 reading that led to his religious inquiries, the bishop character, and his aim to frame a philosophical religious book as a general preface to his works.
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