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- Hernani; drame en cinq actes, en versVictor Hugo
- Oeuvres, J. Hetzel, editeurVictor Hugo
- [OeuvresVictor Hugo
- Lucrèce Borgia ; Marie Tudor ; La EsmeraldaVictor Hugo
- The noble rival, or, The Prince of CongoVictor Hugo
- The history of a crimeVictor Hugo
- Izbrannyi︠a︡ stikhotvorenīi︠a︡ v perevodakh russkikh poẹtovVictor Hugo
- Les homes de Léxil : précédésde "mes fils" Victor HugoVictor Hugo
- Bir mahkumun son günüVictor Hugo
- Los geniosVictor Hugo
- Oeuvres complètes de Victor Hugo: DrameVictor Hugo
- The prospects of republicanismVictor Hugo
- Iz ri︠e︡cheĭ i vozzvanīĭ Viktora Gi︠u︡go v izgnanīiVictor Hugo
- Ninety-three by Victor Hugo ; translated by Frank Lee Benedict and J. Hain FriswellVictor Hugo
- Contributions to the bibliography of the "Lettres édifiantes" by Victor Hugo PaltsitsVictor Hugo
- The poetry of Victor Hugo by Pelham Edgar and John SquairVictor Hugo
- John Brown, [by] Victor HugoVictor Hugo
- ŒuvresVictor Hugo
- Quatrevingt-treize, par Victor HugoVictor Hugo
- Hunchback of Notre DameVictor Hugo
- The last days of a condemned : Bug-Jargal. Claude GueuxVictor Hugo
- Dramatic works of Victor HugoVictor Hugo
- Le roi s'amuse! A tragedy, in five acts. By Victor Hugo. Tr. from the French into English blank verse by Frederick L. Slous, and entitled FrVictor Hugo
- Ruy Blas; a drama by Victor Hugo, ed. with explanatory notes for the use of students, by Rena A. MichaelsVictor Hugo
- Victor Hugo's drama of Ruy Blas, as presented by Edwin BoothVictor Hugo
- Angelo : a tragedyVictor Hugo
- Voltaire, Hugo's oration. [Delivered at Paris, May 30, 1878, the one hundredth anniversary of Voltaire's death.]Victor Hugo
- ReflexosVictor Hugo
- Rasgos de Victor Hugo por Manuel Delofeu y LeonardVictor Hugo
- De articulo HomericoVictor Hugo
- Hernani : a dramaVictor Hugo
- Selected poemsVictor Hugo
- La chuteVictor Hugo
- Les travailleurs de la mer, par Victor Hugo. Abridged and ed., with introduction and notes, by E.F. LangleyVictor Hugo
- Quatrevingt-treize, par Victor Hugo; with an historical introduction and English notes, by Benjamin Duryea WoodwardVictor Hugo
- Les misérables : abridgedVictor Hugo
- La chute : from Victor Hugo's "Les misérables"Victor Hugo
- Les misérables. Edited with introduction, notes and vocabulary, by Douglas Labaree BuffumVictor Hugo
- Ruy Blas. Edited, with introduction and explanatory notes by Samuel GarnerVictor Hugo
- Notre dameVictor Hugo
- Les misérables, par Victor Hugo. One volume ed. The whole story intact; episodes and detailed descriptions only omitted. Ed. by A. de RougemVictor Hugo
- The man who laughs (L'homme qui rit) By order of the king. Translated from the French by Isabel F. HapgoodVictor Hugo
- Ninety-three, by Victor Hugo, translated from the french by Helen B. DoleVictor Hugo
- The toilers of the sea, by Victor Hugo; translated from the French by Isabel F. HapgoodVictor Hugo
- The story of Jean Valjean; from Victor Hugo's Les misérables; ed. by Sara E. WiltseVictor Hugo
- Les misérables, by Victor Hugo; with illustrations from designs by de Neuville, Bayard, Morin, Valnay, and other eminent French artistsVictor Hugo
- Choses vues. Nouvelle sérieVictor Hugo
- Hernani; drame in cinq actes. With explanatory notes, by Gustave MassonVictor Hugo
- Hernani. Edited, with introduction and critical and explanatory notes, by John E. MatzkeVictor Hugo
- Les miserables. Translated from the original French by C.W. WilbourVictor Hugo
- La chute from "Les Misérables". Edited, with an introduction and notes, by H.C.O.HussVictor Hugo
- The Alps and Pyrenees, by Victor Hugo; tr. from the French by John MansonVictor Hugo
- Eine chronologisch geordnete auswahl seiner gedichteVictor Hugo
- Giordano Brunos metafysik ... af Victor Hugo WickströmVictor Hugo
- ha-Yom ha-aharon be-ḥaye ha-nidon le-mitahVictor Hugo
- Les misérables, par Victor Hugo; illustrés de deux cents dessins par Brion; gravures de Yon et PerrichonVictor Hugo
- Hernani; a play in five actsVictor Hugo
- Lucretia BorgiaVictor Hugo
- Hernani, drame en cinq actesVictor Hugo
- Notre-Dame de Paris. Illustrée de soixantedix dessins par Brion, gravures de Yon et PerrichonVictor Hugo