- 1Epigraph — Introduction
- 2Life of Major M. R. Delany
- 3Chapter II — Early Education
- 4Chapter III — Studying North
- 5Chapter IV — Moral Efforts
- 6Chapter V — Editorial Career
- 7Chapter VI — Practising Medicine
- 8Chapter VII — Fugitive Slave Act
- 9Chapter VIII — A Hiatus
- 10Chapter IX — Canada — Captain John Brown
- 11Chapter X — Canada Convention — Harper’s Ferry
- 12Chapter XI — In Europe
- 13Chapter XII — The International Statistical Congress and Lord Brougham
- 14Chapter XIII — Return to America
- 15Chapter XIV — Corps D’Afrique
- 16Chapter XV — A Step Towards the Service
- 17Chapter XVI — Recruiting as It Was
- 18Chapter XVII — Changing Position
- 19Chapter XVIII — Private Council at Washington
- 20Chapter XIX — The Council-Chamber — President Lincoln
- 21Chapter XX — The Gold Leaf
- 22Chapter XXI — In the Field
- 23Chapter XXII — At Charleston and Fort Sumter
- 24Chapter XXIII — Armée D’Afrique
- 25Chapter XXIV — The National Calamity
- 26Chapter XXV — Camp of Instruction
- 27Chapter XXVI — Extraordinary Messages
- 28Chapter XXVII — News From Richmond
- 29Chapter XXVIII — A New Field
- 30Chapter XXIX — General Sickles
- 31Chapter XXX — Restoring Domestic Relations
- 32Chapter XXXI — General Robert K. Scott
- 33Chapter XXXII — The Planters and the Freedmen’s Bureau
- 34Chapter XXXIII — Domestic Economy
- 35Chapter XXXIV — Civil Affairs — President Johnson
- 36Chapter XXXV — Educational Interests
- 37Chapter XXXVI — Conclusion
- 38Appendix — Political Writings
Life and Public Services of Martin R. Delany
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