- 1Dedication
- 2Foreword — By the Right Honourable Viscount Bryce Late British Amba…
- 3Introduction
- 4Epigraph — Chapter I — Waterloo, the Mayor, and the Baby
- 5Chapter II — The Boy Lecturer
- 6Chapter III — The Tall Student
- 7Chapter IV — A Set Back
- 8Chapter V — Darkness
- 9Chapter VI — Happiness
- 10Chapter VII — Distraction
- 11Chapter VIII — The Problem of the Poor
- 12Chapter IX — The Good Samaritan
- 13Chapter X — The Young Economist
- 14Chapter XI — A Programme of Helpfulness
- 15Chapter XII — The Schools of the Poor
- 16Chapter XIII — The New M.P. And the Club
- 17Chapter XIV — The Woman and the Vote
- 18Chapter XV — Blind Superstitions
- 19Chapter XVI — Pure Politics
- 20Chapter XVII — A Prophetic Question in Parliament
- 21Chapter XVIII — Gladstone Prime Minister
- 22Chapter XIX — The Stolen Commons
- 23Chapter XX — The Fight for the Forest
- 24Chapter XXI — For the People’s Woods and Streams
- 25Chapter XXII — What India Paid
- 26Chapter XXIII — The ‘One Man Who Cared for India’
- 27Chapter XXIV — Famine, Turks and Indians
- 28Chapter XXV — Liberals in Power
- 29Chapter XXVI — Fresh Air, Blue Ribbons, and Postmen
- 30Chapter XXVII — The Pennies of the Poor
- 31Chapter XXVIII — At Home and at Court
- 32Chapter XXIX — A Grave Illness
- 33Chapter XXX — Among the Blind
- 34Chapter XXXI — Light
- 35Henry Fawcett — Born 1833, Died Nov. 6, 1884
- 36Appendix
A Beacon for the Blind
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