Publisher's Synopsis
L'art De Parler Et D'Ã(c)crire Correctement La Langue Françoise; Ou, Grammaire Philosophique Et LittÃ(c)raire De Cette Langue is a comprehensive French grammar book intended for foreigners. Written by Jean-Pons-Victor Lecoutz De Levizac, this book aims to provide a thorough understanding of the principles, beauty, and genius of the French language. Published in 1800, it offers insights into the philosophical and literary aspects of French grammar.
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