 Another highly popular publication was "Le Père Duchêne", inspired by a similar paper of the same name published from 1790 until 1794; after its first issue on 6 March, it was briefly closed by General Vinoy, but it reappeared until 23 May.It specialised in humour, vulgarity and extreme abuse against the opponents of the Commune.A republican press also flourished, including such papers as "Le Mot d'Ordre" of Henri Rochefort, which was both violently anti-Versailles and critical of the faults and excesses of the Commune.