CANCANS 1831-1834 : No. 6 ("More Cancans"), No. 7 ("Cancans on Cancans"), No. 8 ("French Cancans"), No. 9 ("Legitimate Cancans"), No. 10 ("Official Cancans"), No. 11 ("Patriotic Cancans"), No. 12 ("Inexorable Cancans"), No. 13 ("Epidemic Cancans"), n° 14 ("Imperturbable Cancans", in duplicate), n° 15 ("Parliamentary Cancans"), n° 16 ("Correctional Cancans"), n° 17 ("Cancans in prison", dedicated to the freedom of the press), n° 18 ("Cancans in Sainte-Pélagie"), n° 20 ("Parisian Cancans"), n° 22 (" Cancans indomptables "), n° 23 (" Cancans indestructibles "), n° 24 (" Cancans incorrigibles "), n° 25 (" Cancans reconnaissans "), n° 26 (" Suite des Cancans reconnaissans "), n° 27 (" Cancans fulminans "), n° 28 (" Cancans sérieux "), n° 29 (" Cancans flétrissans ") n° 30 ("Decisive Cancans"), n° 31 ("Persecuted Cancans"), n° 33 ("Persevering Cancans"), n° 34 ("Faithful Cancans"), n° 35 ("Seized Cancans"), n° 36 ("Truthful Cancans"), n° [37] ("Outraged Cancans"), n° 38 ("Saved Cancans"). Paris, Se vendue chez Martin, Author-Editor : Bérard. 30 numbers in 30 issues in 1 vol. in-8 paperback. The collection is complete in 68 issues. Handwritten notes by Vasseur (2 ff.). Other collection of the CANCANS : No. 1 ("Political Cancans"), No. 5 ("Indignant Cancans"), No. 6 ("Cancaniers Cancans"), No. 8 ("Proud Cancans"), No. 9 ("Faithful Cancans"), No. 19 ("Military Cancans"), No. 20 ("Parisian Cancans"), another No. 20 (same title but different text), No. 21 ("Cancans in the Court of Assizes"), n° 22 to n° 31 (same issues as in the previous volume), n° 32 ("Cancans inflexibles"), n° 33 to n° 36 (same issues as in the previous volume), n° 38 [37] ("Cancans indignés"), other n° 38 [37] (same text but different typography), n° 38 (same issue as in the previous volume), n° 39 to n° 52 + 4 unnumbered issues. Paris, Author: Bérard, Publisher: Gérard. 45 issues in 1 vol. in-8 bound. Handwritten notes by Vasseur (6 ff.). Joint : - La Foudre cancanière (n° 105) and La Foudre sénatoriale (n° 107) by Chevalier Descrivieux. Hatin reports : " Les Cancans ou le Passe-Temps du jour " by Berard, 1831-1834, 68 issues. The author of these Cancans, a courier of the malle-poste, having lost his position during the revolution of 1830, conceived a strong resentment against Louis-Philippe. He was prosecuted for the publication of 18 of his pamphlets which would have been seized and destroyed and he did almost 12 years in prison. He published other various pamphlets under different titles like L'Espérance, Le Pélerin, Mes perruques, Facéties du jour, etc.