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History of a Crime

by Victor Hugo

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El 2 de diciembre de 1851 el presidente de la Segunda República francesa, Luis Napoleón, sobrino de Napoleón, encabezó un golpe de estado que un año después desembocó en la instauración del Segundo Imperio y en la mutación del presidente republicano en el emperador Napoleón III. Víctor Hugo, por su condición de diputado de la Asamblea se enfrentó a los golpistas, comenzó a escribir un diario. ( )
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