French Literature

From Hugo and Flaubert to Camus and Proust — the masters of French letters.

Raphael; Or, Pages of the Book of Life at TwentyAlphonse de Lamartine

★3.9

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Omega: The Last days of the WorldCamille Flammarion

★3.2

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Cinq-MarsAlfred de Vigny

★3.4

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Poems of Paul VerlainePaul Verlaine

★3.8

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The Love-TiffMolière

★3.3

EssaysHistorical Fiction

The forty-five guardsmenAuguste Maquet Alexandre Dumas

★4.0

AdventureEssays

The History of a Crime / The Testimony of an Eye-WitnessVictor Hugo

★3.7

EssaysHistorical Fiction

Martin Guerre / Celebrated CrimesAlexandre Dumas

★3.8

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Artists' WivesAlphonse Daudet

★3.6

Short StoriesHistorical Fiction

JuanaHonoré de Balzac

★3.2

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The Tremendous EventMaurice Leblanc

★3.4

Historical FictionScience Fiction

Wanderings in SpainThéophile Gautier

★4.0

FictionEssays

LightHenri Barbusse

★3.5

EssaysFrench Literature

Tales and Novels of J. de La Fontaine — CompleteJean de La Fontaine

★3.5

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The New Book of MartyrsGeorges Duhamel

★4.2

EssaysHistorical Fiction

SummerRomain Rolland

★4.5

FictionEssays

Dick Sand: A Captain at FifteenJules Verne

★3.9

AdventureChildren's Literature

Ancient Manners; Also Known As AphroditePierre Louÿs

★3.8

Historical FictionRomance

The Waif of the "Cynthia"André Laurie Jules Verne

★3.8

Science FictionAdventure

Three short works / The Dance of Death, the Legend of Saint Julian the Hospitaller, a Simple Soul.Gustave Flaubert

★3.6

EssaysHistorical Fiction

Les Misérables, v. 4/5: The Idyll and the EpicVictor Hugo

★4.3

FictionHistorical Fiction

Les Misérables, v. 3/5: MariusVictor Hugo

★4.3

Historical FictionEssays

Baudelaire: His Prose and PoetryCharles Baudelaire

★4.2

PoetryHistorical Fiction

The Two Dianas, Volume 2 (of 3)Paul Meurice

★4.0

Historical FictionEssays