- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2I — Condition of Many Classes in Europe Considered
- 3II — Comparative Condition of the Colored People of the United States
- 4III — American Colonization
- 5IV — Our Elevation in the United States
- 6V — Means of Elevation
- 7VI — The United States Our Country
- 8VII — Claims of Colored Men as Citizens of the United States
- 9VIII — Colored American Warriors
- 10IX — Capacity of Colored Men and Women as Citizen Members of Community
- 11X — Practical Utility of Colored People of the Present Day as Membe…
- 12XI — Literary and Professional Colored Men and Women
- 13XII — Students of Various Professions
- 14XIII — A Scan at Past Things
- 15XIV — Late Men of Literary, Professional and Artistic Note
- 16XV — Farmers and Herdsmen
- 17XVI — National Disfranchisement of Colored People
- 18XVII — Emigration of the Colored People of the United States
- 19XVIII — “Republic of Liberia”
- 20XIX — The Canadas
- 21XX — Central and South America and the West Indies
- 22XXI — Nicaragua and New Grenada
- 23XXII — Things as They Are
- 24XXIII — A Glance at Ourselves — Conclusion
- 25Appendix
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