LA LIBRE PENSÉE Sciences, Letters, Arts, History, Philosophy, Weekly Journal No. 1, Sunday October 21, 1866-No. 19, Sunday February 24, 1867. Paris, Manager: Émile Eudes. Texts by Louis Asseline, Léon Brothier, H. Chavée, A. Chéreau, Auguste Coudereau, Émile Eudes, Albert Fuchs, Eugène Gellion-Danglar, J. Girard de Rialle, André Lefèvre, Ch. Lemonnier, André Léo, Charles Letourneau, L.-A. Martin, Ch. Mène, Gabriel de Mortillet, Georges Pajot, A. Regnard, Anatole Roujou, Alfred Verlière, etc. Complete collection. 19 issues in 19 deliveries. Becomes La Pensée Nouvelle: LA PENSÉE NOUVELLE Sciences, Letters, Arts, History and Philosophy, Weekly journal 1st year: no. 1, Sunday May 19, 1867-no. 52, Sunday May 10, 1868; 2nd year: no. 1, Sunday May 17, 1868-no. 52, Sunday May 9, 1869. Paris, Manager: Amiot, then Schacre, then Fernand Crevet. Texts by Louis Asseline, Auguste Coudereau, Émile Eudes, Eugène Gellion-Danglar, Paul Lacombe, André Lefèvre, Charles Letourneau, Louis Mülheim, Élisée Reclus, Émile Richard, Clémence Royer, etc. Complete collection. 104 numbers in 104 issues. Handwritten notes by Vasseur (1 f.). The two titles are bound together in 1 in-4 volume (worn binding), with La Libre Pensée bound after La Pensée Nouvelle. La Libre Pensée was a weekly newspaper edited by two disciples of Auguste Blanqui: Émile Eudes, future general of the Paris Commune, and Dr. A. Regnard. "La Libre Pensée wants to annihilate not only Catholicism, but with it, all religion, all morality, all society and all human reason. "