REPUBLICAN REVIEW Journal of democratic doctrines and interests N° 1, April 10, 1834-N° 15, June 1835. Paris, Au Bureau de la Revue républicaine, Published by André Marchais and Jacques-François Dupont de Bussac. Texts by Étienne Arago, F. Bascans, Martin Bernard, L.-A. Berthaud, Louis Blanc, Godefroy Cavaignac, J.G. Courcelle Seneuil, Jacques-François Dupont, Hippolyte Dussard, André Marchais, Armand Marrast, François Raspail, Sainte-Beuve, Théophile Thoré, Louis Viardot, etc. Complete collection. 15 issues in 15 deliveries in 5 vol. in-8 bound (small lack at the top of the spine of the 1st volume). Joint: - 1 portrait charge of Louis Blanc by Nadar, extracted from the Journal pour Rire (1852). Very rare. For the authors of this journal, of which a specimen had been published in September 1833, it was a question of "developing, in order to popularize them in all classes, the principles common to the republican school, of defending them against the sophisms and the false representations of the advocates of privilege and aristocracy, and of showing how their application would offer to all legitimate interests a protection and a security that they would vainly seek in any other system" (Hatin, p. 392).