- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — The Farmers’ Parliament
- 3Chapter II — Leaving His Farm
- 4Chapter III — A Man of Progress
- 5Chapter IV — Going Downhill
- 6Chapter V — The Borrower and the Gambler
- 7Chapter VI — An Agricultural Genius — Old Style
- 8Chapter VII — The Gig and the Four-in-Hand. A Bicycle Farmer
- 9Chapter VIII — Haymaking. ‘The Juke’s Country’
- 10Chapter IX — The Fine Lady Farmer. Country Girls
- 11Chapter X — Mademoiselle, the Governess
- 12Chapter XI — Fleeceborough. A ‘Despot’
- 13Chapter XII — The Squire’s ‘Round Robin’
- 14Chapter XIII — An Ambitious Squire
- 15Chapter XIV — The Parson’s Wife
- 16Chapter XV — A Modern Country Curate
- 17Chapter XVI — The Solicitor
- 18Chapter XVII — ‘County-Court Day’
- 19Chapter XVIII — The Bank. The Old Newspaper
- 20Chapter XIX — The Village Factory. Village Visitors. Willow-Work
- 21Chapter XX — Hodge’s Fields
- 22Chapter XXI — A Winter’s Morning
- 23Chapter XXII — The Labourer’s Children. Cottage Girls
- 24Chapter XXIII — The Low ‘Public’ Idlers
- 25Chapter XXIV — The Cottage Charter. Four-Acre Farmers
- 26Chapter XXV — Landlords’ Difficulties. The Labourer as a Power. Mod…
- 27Chapter XXVI — A Wheat Country
- 28Chapter XXVII — Grass Countries
- 29Chapter XXVIII — Hodge’s Last Masters. Conclusion
Hodge and His Masters
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