- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — Family History
- 3II — James Stephen, Master in Chancery
- 4III — Master Stephen’s Children
- 5IV — The Venns
- 6V — James Stephen, Colonial Under-Secretary
- 7Chapter II — Early Life
- 8II — Eton
- 9III — King’s College
- 10IV — Cambridge
- 11V — Reading for the Bar
- 12Chapter III — The Bar and Journalism
- 13II — First Years at the Bar
- 14III — The ‘Saturday Review’
- 15IV — Education Commission and Recordership
- 16V — Progress at the Bar
- 17VI | ‘Essays by a Barrister’
- 18VII — Defence of Dr. Williams
- 19VIII — View of the Criminal Law
- 20IX — The ‘Pall Mall Gazette’
- 21X — Governor Eyre
- 22XI — Indian Appointment
- 23Chapter IV — India
- 24II — Official Work in India
- 25III — Indian Impressions
- 26IV — Last Months in India
- 27Chapter V — Last Years at the Bar
- 28II | ‘Liberty, Equality, Fraternity’
- 29III — Dundee Election
- 30IV — Codification in England
- 31V — The Metaphysical Society
- 32VI — The Criminal Code
- 33VII — Ecclesiastical Cases
- 34VIII — Correspondence With Lord Lytton
- 35IX — Appointment to a Judgeship
- 36Chapter VI — Judicial Career
- 37II | ‘Nuncomar and Impey’
- 38III — Judicial Characteristics
- 39IV — Miscellaneous Occupations
- 40V — James Kenneth Stephen
- 41VI — Conclusion
- 42Biblographical Note
The Life of Sir James Fitzjames Stephen
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