a word about the misérables

As long as it's a thing, by the goodness of rules and practice, cursed commands made by society, creating unnecessary hells among the civilizations of the world, combining human fortune to divine fortune; as long as the three biggest problems of our generation - the humiliation of men through poverty, the dishonesty about women through hunger, the ruining of children through sadness - is still happening; as long as social suffocation is possible anywhere; - that is, and with still a big importance, as long as there are still homeless living on the streets and uneducated people on this Earth, novels like Les Misérables can still be useful.



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