THE PHILOSOPHER Appearing on Sunday No. 1, specimen, May 19, 1867-No. 35, January 18, 1868. Paris, Editor : Charles Gilbert Martin. Texts by Arthur Arnould, Justin Bouisson, Ferdinand Castet, Jean-Jacques Danduran, Émile Deschamps, Charles Gilbert-Martin, E. Hernat, Hervé Joret, Louis Lemaigre, Félicien Mallefille, Édouard Plouvier, Th. Ragealot, V. Samuel, Several, Jules Vallès, Charles Vincent, etc. The last page of each issue is entirely covered by a portrait charge, lithographed in black until the n° 10, in colors then. Among these portraits charges: Alphonse Karr, Jules Janin, Eugène Pelletan, Jules Claretie, Théophile Gautier, Jacques Offenbach, Rossini, Georges Maillard, Auguste Villemot, Henri Rochefort, Champfleury, Alphonse Duchesne, the editors of L'Époque, the editors of Le Siècle... by Ch. Gilbert Martin, and by Jean-Paul Laurens : Jules Vallès, Ferdinand Fabre, Thiers and Guéroult, this last portrait brought trouble to the Philosophe with the censorship, Ch. Gilbert Martin was condemned to a two months prison sentence and the magazine ceased to appear on January 18, 1868. Complete collection. 35 numbers in 35 issues in 1 vol. in-folio bound. Handwritten notes by Vasseur (7 ff.). Jointly: - The n° 26 in duplicate with the portrait charge of Jules Vallès; - 1 note extracted from the n° 14 of Études de presse (1956) giving the bibliography of the Philosopher.