Les Miserables (original title: Les Misérables) is a novel published in 1862, written by French novelist Victor Hugo. It takes place in France during the first half of the XIX, in rural and
The capital's "miserable" of Hugo are mistreated by the justice, who suffered imprisonment, harassment, extortion, or are bitten his teeth by poverty. The central character, Jean Valjean, a convict who finds refuge in the bishop's house Myriel, a being merciful work "in the extraction of piety" as a miner in the veins of gold and makes him an honest person. Valjean is forced to change name several times, is captured, escapes and reappears. It seems like a providential force guide their pens and resurrections to combat the face of evil that make the misery and injustice.
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