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Name: Hernani
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Victor Hugo

"Hernani" is a French play written by Victor Hugo that dramatizes the clash between personal passion and social convention. Set in a tense, politically charged environment, the story centers on the fictional character Hernani and his defiance of established norms.

First publish date: 1830

Genre: Drama & Plays/Drama

Authors: Victor Hugo

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