Entries tagged 'victor hugo'

The following 5 entries have been tagged using the term victor hugo. Click the titles to read the full entry in each instance.

Victor Hugo in Guernsey
Victor Hugo lived on Guernsey for 15 years and wrote some of his most famous work on the island. His home, Hauteville House, is open to the public, and there's a statue of the man himself in Candie Gardens.

Toilers of the Sea: a summary
Summary of the complete book on one page

Toilers of the Sea
Victor Hugo's book about Guernsey

Victor Hugo flees France and Napoleon
The French writer had been opposed to Napoleon, forcing him to flee his homeland

Victor Hugo’s house is opened to the public
Victor Hugo lived at Hauteville House for 15 years. It was donated to the City of Paris following his death.

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This web site, and its contents, are here to support The Sarnian, a series of books set on and around the Channel Islands, and Guernsey in particular. It started as a means of keeping track of each character so that their features, loves, desires, abilities, looks and so on didn't change from book to book and has grown to become a complete encyclopedia of the series. Unless otherwise stated, the images included on this site were taken by The Sarnian author, Nik Rawlinson, who is also the author of the content.