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Gesenius's Hebrew Grammar is a comprehensive introduction to the grammar of Classical Hebrew by Wilhelm Gesenius. You can find it online here.
Because linguistics has moved a long ways since the time of Gesenius, who died in 1842, the Grammar is dated. A more recent grammar is that of Joüon and Muraoka, which I've used, and Waltke and O'Connor's work on syntax.
A good introductory book on Hebrew grammar is that of Holmstedt and Cook, which can be found here
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