- 1The Dangerous Classes of New York, and Twenty Years' Work Among Them
- 2Contents of Chapters
- 3The Dangerous Classes
- 4Chapter II — The Proletaires of New York
- 5Chapter III — The Causes of Crime
- 6Chapter IV — The Causes of Crime
- 7Chapter V — The Causes of Crime
- 8Chapter VI — The Causes of Crime
- 9Chapter VII — Organization of a Remedy
- 10Chapter VIII — A New Organization
- 11Chapter IX — Homeless Boys
- 12Chapter X — Street Girls
- 13Chapter XI — Legal Treatment of Prostitutes
- 14Chapter XII — The Best Preventive of Vice Among Children
- 15Chapter XIII — The German Rag-Pickers
- 16Chapter XIV — Scenes Among the Poor
- 17Chapter XV — The Protestant Poor and Street-Rovers
- 18Chapter XVI — New Methods of Teaching
- 19Chapter XVII — The Little Italian Organ-Grinders
- 20Chapter XVIII — The "Lambs" of Cottage Place
- 21Chapter XIX — The Best Remedy for Juvenile Pauperism
- 22Chapter XX — Providing Country Homes
- 23Chapter XXI — Results and Facts of Emigration to the West
- 24Chapter XXII — A Practical Philanthropist Among the Young "Roughs."
- 25Chapter XXIII — Raising Money for a Charity
- 26Chapter XXIV — Reform Among the Rowdies — Free Reading Rooms
- 27Chapter XXV — Homeless Girls
- 28Chapter XXVI — The Nineteenth Street Gang of Ruffians
- 29Chapter XXVII — The Ministry of Flowers
- 30Chapter XXVIII — The Child-Vagrant
- 31Chapter XXIX — Factory Children
- 32Chapter XXX — The Organization of Charities
- 33Chapter XXXI — State Aid for Charities
- 34Chapter XXXII — How Best to Give Alms?
- 35Chapter XXXIII — How Shall Criminal Children Be Treated?
- 36Chapter XXXIV — What Shall Be Done with Foundlings?
- 37Chapter XXXV — Religious Instruction for Street-Children
- 38Chapter XXXVI — Decrease of Juvenile Crime in New York
- 39Chapter XXXVII — The Causes of the Success of the Work
The Dangerous Classes of New York
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