"Rhine, Volume II" is the second part of the outstanding work of the French writer Victor Hugo. In this book, the author offers the reader a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the culture, history and myths associated with the Rhine River. Hugo examines in detail every aspect of river life: from geographical features to legends and historical events associated with its banks. The author skilfully combines factual material with literary grace, which makes the book fascinating for readers of all ages and interests. "The Rhine, Volume II" is not only a book about the river, but also a study of the meanings and symbols that it carries in its waters.