"Les Grands Ecrivains De La France" constitue une collection de r f rence incontournable pour l' tude de l'histoire litt raire fran aise. Sous la direction rudite de M. Adolphe Regnier, cette s rie propose des ditions critiques exhaustives des chefs-d' "uvre qui ont fa onn la langue et la culture fran aises.
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