Table of Contents

28. Discussions in London concerning slavery and the negro; 29. My reviews of Browning; 30. Settlement at South Place Chapel; 31. The Taylors of Aubrey House; 32. Parliament; 33. Lord Rector Carlyle in Edinburgh; 34. Ruskin; 35. 'Artemus Ward'; 36. Paris; 37. London scientific circle; 38. James Anthony Froude; 39. Belgium at the outbreak of the Franco-German war; 40. The fete of victory at Berlin; 41. First visit to Rome; 42. George Peabody; 43. Brooke Herford; 44. Max Müller at Oxford; 45. Dr Jowett at Balliol; 46. Anthropology; 47. Sorby and the spectrum; 48. Residence at Hamlet House; 49. London as Mars Hill; 50. Carlyle–Emerson letters; 51. Memoranda; 52. Index.

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This 1904 autobiography describes the life of an American proponent of anti-slavery, free religion, social reform and women's suffrage.