Notions Élémentaires De Grammaire Historique De La Langue Française, written by Marius Michel and published in 1885, provides an essential guide to the historical grammar of the French language. Conceived in accordance with the latest curricula of the time, this book was designed specifically for students in secondary education. It offers a structured and detailed exploration of the evolution of French grammar, making it an invaluable resource for understanding the nuances and historical context of the language.

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