Victor Hugo's Theatrical Royalties during his Exile Years

Victor Hugo's Theatrical Royalties during his Exile Years

It is commonly known that Victor Hugo felt only contempt and hatred for Napoleon III and his Second Empire, so readers of Hugo's History of a Crime might easily expect that the Emperor's vengeful wrath would fall on the poet. However, far from trying to destroy Hugo financially, Napoleon n...

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