- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2Chapter I — Introduction
- 3Chapter II — The History of Suicide
- 4Chapter III — Notable Suicides
- 5Chapter IV — Literature
- 6Chapter V — Criminal Jurisprudence
- 7Chapter VI — Civil Jurisprudence
- 8Chapter VII — Present Suicide Rate and Increase
- 9Chapter VIII — The Causation of Suicide
- 10Chapter IX — Race, Geographical Influences, and Climate
- 11Chapter X — Education, Religion, and Morals
- 12Chapter XI — Urban and Rural Life; Employment; Army, Navy, and Pris…
- 13Chapter XII — Seasons and Times
- 14Chapter XIII — Sex, Age, and Social State
- 15Chapter XIV — Insanity in Relation to Suicide
- 16Chapter XV — Epidemic Suicide; Suicide From Imitation, and Desire f…
- 17Chapter XVI — Bodily Diseases; Insomnia, Spiritualism, Heredity, an…
- 18Chapter XVII — Tædium-Vitæ, the Passions, Misery and Despair
- 19Chapter XVIII — The Means of Suicide
- 20Chapter XIX — Suicide and Crime Compared; and Attempted Suicide
- 21Chapter XX — Suicide in British India
- 22Chapter XXI — The Prevention of Suicide, and the Treatment of the S…
- 23Chapter XXII — Suicide of Animals
- 24Appendix — The Attitude of Assurance Companies to the Suicide
- 25Bibliographical Index
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