1/1, November 1886-January 1888. 3 francs a year in France, 3 fr. 50 beyond. emile di Rienzi (1861- ), under his middle name Miklis/Mikelis, was the author of a number of literary vignettes and popular books and seems to have been yet another of the French utopian socialists trying to create a church-less religion. Di Rienzi began this journal in 1886 when he was forced to suspend Libre Pensee, published by the Societe parisienne des Etudes spirites, and started this journal under the auspices of the same society. He was that oddity at the time: a freethinker who believed in the immortality of the soul because of the revelations of the spirits. On di Rienzi, see the note under La Pensee Libre. Contributions by J.-C. Chaigneau, E. Blin, Andre Lemoyne, Fabre des Essarts, and others, and interesting articles by J. Gerard on "Souvenirs sur Dunglas-Home."