Antique book Songs of Beranger

Beranger, Pierre Jean de (Beranger) (1780-1857) was a famous French poet, songwriter, most of which became quite popular. At the time of the First Empire (1804-14) songs of Beranger are Epicureanism, good-natured humor, political satire meets only occasionally. The tone of the songs of Beranger has changed dramatically in the years of the Restoration: the poet becomes the spokesman of the people's enmity to the Bourbons, to the nobility and the Catholic reaction, his political satire reaches its heyday. Twice the poet was brought to court (1821 and 1828) a collection of songs and went to jail.
Series: World Library. Preceded by a portrait of the author, and critical-biographical sketch P. Kogan. 344 pages. A number of spots in the beginning of the book, owner's pencil marks, Two leaves have fallen out, invested. On the first flyleaf two possessory autograph. On the second stamp bookstore. There is a tab. At the junction of the spine and upper cover cover hole. Date of publication unknown, no output.