- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2The Argument
- 3Heads of Argument
- 4Section IV
- 5Section V — Ocean Mail Steamers Can Not Live on Their Own Receipts
- 6Section VI — How Can Mail Speed Be Attained?
- 7Section VII — What Is the Duty of the Government to the People?
- 8Section VIII — How Shall the Government Discharge This Duty?
- 9Section I — Present Position of Steam Navigation
- 10Section II — Necessity of Rapid Steam Mails
- 11Section III — The Capabilities of Ocean Steam
- 12Section IV — Cost of Steam: Ocean Mail Speed
- 13Section V — Ocean Mail Steamers Can Not Live on Their Own Receipts
- 14Section VI — How Can Mail Speed Be Attained?
- 15Section VII — What Is the Duty of the Government to the People?
- 16Section VIII — How Shall the Government Discharge This Duty?
- 17Section IX — The British System, and Its Results
- 18Section X — The Mail Lines of the United States
- 19Paper A. List of American Ocean Steamers
- 20Paper B.
- 21Paper C — Projet of Franco-American Navigation
- 22Paper D — Steam Lines Between Europe and America
- 23Paper E.
- 24Paper F.
- 25Paper G.
- 26Paper H.
Ocean Steam Navigation and the Ocean Post
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