- 1From Governor Clark
- 2Preface
- 3Chapter I — Slave Life on the Plantation
- 4Chapter II — At the Great House
- 5Chapter III — Horse-Racing and Its Consequences
- 6Chapter IV — Journey to Our New Home in New York
- 7Chapter V — Incidents at Sodus Bay
- 8Chapter VI — Removal From Sodus to Bath
- 9Chapter VII — Dueling
- 10Chapter VIII — Horse-Racing and General Training
- 11Chapter IX — Death Bed and Bridal Scenes
- 12Chapter X — Hired Out to a New Master
- 13Chapter XI — Thoughts on Freedom
- 14Chapter XII — Capt. Helm — Divorce — Kidnapping
- 15Chapter XIII — Locate in the Village of Rochester
- 16Chapter XIV — Incidents in Rochester and Vicinity
- 17Chapter XV — Sad Reverses of Capt. Helm
- 18Chapter XVI — British Emancipation of Slavery
- 19Chapter XVII — Oration — Termination of Slavery
- 20Chapter XVIII — Condition of Free Colored People
- 21Chapter XIX — Persecution of the Colored People
- 22Chapter XX — Removal to Canada
- 23Chapter XXI — Roughing It in the Wilds of Canada
- 24Chapter XXII — Narrow Escape of a Smuggler
- 25Chapter XXIII — Narrative of Two Fugitives From Virginia
- 26Chapter XXIV — Pleasant Re-Union of Old and Tried Friends
- 27Chapter XXV — Private Losses and Private Difficulties
- 28Chapter XXVI — Incidents and Peculiarities of the Indians
- 29Chapter XXVII — Our Difficulties With Israel Lewis
- 30Chapter XXVIII — Desperation of a Fugitive Slave
- 31Chapter XXIX — A Narrow Escape From My Enemies
- 32Chapter XXX — Death of B. Paul, and Return of His Brother
- 33Chapter XXXI — My Family Return to Rochester
- 34Chapter XXXII — The Land Agent and the Squatter
- 35Chapter XXXIII — Character and Death of I. Lewis
- 36Chapter XXXIV — My Return to Rochester
- 37Chapter XXXV — Bishop Brown — Death of My Daughter
- 38Chapter XXXVI — Celebration of the First of August
- 39Chapter XXXVII — Conclusion
- 40Correspondence
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