Part-of-speech without Python [closed] - r

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I am trying to do tagging of a french text, but TreeTagger needs Python which is impossible to install on my PC at work. For security reasons, it is impossible to install other programs (only R).
Is it possible to use R code for tagging which does not require neither java nor Python?

At this moment there are no French POS-taggers implemented in R.

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