"Le Poème Du Rhà ne En XII Chants" by Frédéric Mistral is an epic poem celebrating the Rhà ne River. Presented in both Provençal and French, this historical text offers a unique glimpse into the culture and language of the Rhà ne region. Mistral's evocative verse captures the essence of the river's significance, weaving together history, mythology, and the natural world. This edition provides a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of French and Provençal literature, as well as those interested in the cultural heritage of the Rhà ne valley. Discover the beauty and power of the Rhà ne through Mistral's timeless poetry.

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