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• Victor Hugo
  ...yron]], at that time the meteoric star of European literature.<ref>Robb,G. Victor Hugo. Picador. 1997. Pt 1.</ref> The first deviation from classicism came with ...are' par Victor Hugo.jpg|right|180px|''Le Phare'' (lighthouse). Drawing by Victor Hugo}}
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• Victor Hugo/Approval
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• Victor Hugo/Definition
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• Victor Hugo/Bibliography
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• Victor Hugo/Related Articles
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• Romantic Era/Related Articles
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• French literature
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• Charles Keeping/Related Articles
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• Pantheon, Paris
  ...the purpose given it by the Revolution, in order to receive the body of [[Victor Hugo]] in 1885.
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• Battle of Waterloo/Waterloo in literature
  [[Victor Hugo]] devoted a whole book of his great novel ''Les Misérables'' to the battle
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• Poetry/Related Articles
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• Plagiarism/External Links
  ...e time has come" (quotation that never was: it appears in a translation of Victor Hugo but not the original). And there's also the idea whose time ''hasn't'' come
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• Honoré de Balzac/Related Articles
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• France, history/Related Articles
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• Victor Hugo
  ...yron]], at that time the meteoric star of European literature.<ref>Robb,G. Victor Hugo. Picador. 1997. Pt 1.</ref> The first deviation from classicism came with ...are' par Victor Hugo.jpg|right|180px|''Le Phare'' (lighthouse). Drawing by Victor Hugo}}
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• Honoré de Balzac
  ...misers who live long but become dried-up and withdrawn. His contemporary [[Victor Hugo]] exiled himself to [[Guernsey]] in disgust at French politics, but lived o ...ion of Boulevard Raspail and Boulevard [[Montparnasse]]. 'Henceforth' said Victor Hugo at his funeral 'men's eyes will be turned towards the faces not of those wh
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• Walter Scott
  ...uence on [[Alexandre Dumas|Dumas]], [[Prosper Mérimée|Mérimée]] and even [[Victor Hugo|Hugo]]. The romantic vein which he popularised is even claimed as a source
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• Charles Keeping
  ...stern Front]]'', [[Horace Walpole]]'s ''[[The Castle of Otranto]]'', and [[Victor Hugo]]'s ''[[Les Misérables]]'', among others.
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• Oliver Cromwell
  ...romwell's image was glorified by Romantic artists and poets. French author Victor Hugo's 1827 play ''Cromwell'' was representative of the French romantic movement
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• French Third Republic
  [[Victor Hugo]], an internationally renowned author and mastermind behind the epic ''Les
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• William Shakespeare
  ...the Nineteenth Century'' George Allen and Unwin, 1934,p 85; and Robb, G. ''Victor Hugo'' Picador, 1997, ch 7.</ref> Particularly influential were the German trans
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• Jacob Pavlovich Adler
  ...rd Shaw|Shaw]], [[August Strindberg|Strindberg]], [[Gerhart Hauptmann]], [[Victor Hugo]], [[Victorien Sardou]], and [[Leonid Andreyev]]. Frequently the works of t
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