Grammaire française, à l'usage des élèves des lycées et des écoles secondaires is a comprehensive French grammar textbook originally published in 1809. Written by Pierre Claude Bernard Guéroult, this work provides a detailed exploration of French grammar rules, designed for students in lycées and secondary schools.

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