François-Victor

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François-Victor was a French writer, translator, and the son of famed author Victor Hugo, best known for his influential French translations of Shakespeare’s works.

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François-Victor canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French person
human
journalist
translator
countryOfBirth France
countryOfCitizenship France
countryOfDeath France
employer Le Rappel
L’Événement
familyName Hugo
father Victor Hugo
fieldOfWork French literature
Shakespearean studies
literary translation
genre literary criticism
non-fiction
translation
givenName François-Victor
languageOfWorkOrName French
mother Adèle Foucher
name François-Victor Hugo
notableAchievement helped popularize Shakespeare in 19th-century France
produced a widely read standard French edition of Shakespeare’s plays
notableFamily Hugo family
notableFor influential French translations of Shakespeare’s works
notableWork French translations of William Shakespeare’s plays
complete French translation of Shakespeare’s works
translations of A Midsummer Night’s Dream
translations of Hamlet
translations of Julius Caesar
translations of King Lear
translations of Macbeth
translations of Othello
translations of Romeo and Juliet
translations of The Tempest
occupation journalist
translator
writer
placeOfBirth Paris
placeOfDeath Paris
politicalAlignment republican
relative Victor Hugo
sibling Adèle Hugo
Charles Hugo
Léopold Hugo
linked to: Charles Hugo

Léopoldine Hugo

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François-Victor Hugo givenName François-Victor
François-Victor Hugo givenName François-Victor
subject linked to: François-Victor