- 1Preface
- 2Table
- 3I — The Lake Dwellers
- 4II — The Helvetians
- 5III — Helvetia Under the Romans
- 6IV — The Ancestors of the Swiss Nation
- 7V — The Carolingians — Charlemagne
- 8VI — The Kingdom of Burgundy; the Duchy of Swabia; and the German E…
- 9VII — Burgundy and Swabia Under the German Emperors
- 10VIII — The Reign of the House of Zaeringen
- 11IX — The Houses of Kyburg, Savoy, and Habsburg
- 12X — The Confederation, or Eidgenossenschaft
- 13XI — The Battle of Morgarten
- 14XII — The League of the Eight States
- 15XIII — Zurich an Example of a Swiss Town in the Middle Ages
- 16XIV — Bern Crushes the Nobility: Great Victory of Laupen, 1339
- 17XV — The Battles of Sempach, 1386, and Naefels, 1388
- 18XVI — How Switzerland Came to Have Subject Lands
- 19XVII — War Between Zurich and Schwyz
- 20XVIII — Burgundian Wars
- 21XIX — Meeting at Stanz, 1481, &c.
- 22XX — The League of the Thirteen Cantons Completed
- 23XXI — The Great Councils; the Landsgemeinde and Tagsatzung, or Diet…
- 24XXII — The Reformation in German Switzerland
- 25XXIII — The Reformation in West Switzerland
- 26XXIV — Geneva and Calvin
- 27XXV — The Catholic Reaction
- 28XXVI — The Aristocratic Period
- 29XXVII — Political Matters in the Eighteenth Century
- 30XXVIII — Switzerland and the Renaissance. Influence of Voltaire and…
- 31XXXI — The French Revolution and Switzerland
- 32XXX — The “One and Undivided Helvetic Republic”
- 33XXXI — The Mediation Act and Napoleon
- 34XXXII — Switzerland Under the Constitution of 1815-48
- 35XXXIII — Under the Constitution of 1848
- 36XXXIV — Industry, Commerce, Railways, Education the “Right of Asylum”
- 37The Story of the Nations
The Story of Switzerland
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