LA Légende DES Siècles I

This copy of "La Légende des siècles I" is in fair condition, with visible library markings from the Boulder Public Library. The cover shows signs of wear, typical of a library edition, with a sticker and some creasing. The binding appears intact, though the lack of a dust jacket may affect its collectibility. Overall, it remains a readable and valuable piece for those interested in Victor Hugo's literary contributions.

"La Légende des siècles I" by Victor Hugo is a notable work in the realm of French literature, first published in the 19th century. This edition, published by Garnier-Flammarion in 1967, offers readers a glimpse into Hugo's exploration of human history through poetic narrative. The book is published in Paris, maintaining the integrity of its original language and style. Victor Hugo, renowned for his contributions to literature, including "Les Misérables" and "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame," uses this collection to delve into the epochs of human civilization. This specific edition is an ex-library copy, as indicated by the Boulder Public Library stamps. While the hardcover edition is not visible, the book's condition and provenance make it a unique find for collectors and enthusiasts of classic literature. The absence of an ISBN and edition statement suggests it may not be a first edition, but it remains a significant publication for those interested in Hugo's poetic works.