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RESTAUT - Abrégé des principes de la grammaire françoise. Paris, Chez Théodore Le Clerc, 1812; in-8, VIII-134 pp. in contemporary paper boards, parchment spine, speckled edges. Consultant : M. Philippe HENRY

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RESTAUT - Abrégé des principes de la grammaire françoise. Paris, Chez Théodore Le Clerc, 1812; in-8, VIII-134 pp. in contemporary paper boards, parchment spine, speckled edges. Consultant : M. Philippe HENRY

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