He argued against the death penalty in his Claude Gueux (guh) and The Last Day of a Condemned Man.
He argued against the death penalty in his Claude Gueux (guh) and The Last Day of a Condemned Man. At the age of seventeen he founded a literary review, the Conserveur LittŽraire, three years before he was awarded a pension by Louis XVIII for his first book of poems. FTP, identify this author of Hans of Iceland, Ninety-Three, and Hernani, who is better known for two epic historical novels, both of which have been made into movies recently.
He argued against the death penalty in his Claude Gueux (guh) and The Last Day of a Condemned Man.
Victor {Hugo}