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|- |colspan="2" align="right"|PAGE |- |Preface |align="right"|3 |- |Protectionism, the –Ism which Teaches that Waste Makes Wealth (1885) |align="right"|9 |- |Tariff Reform (1888) |align="right"|115 |- |What is Free Trade? (1886) |align="right"|123 |- |Protectionism Twenty Years After (1906) |align="right"|131 |- |Prosperity Strangled by Gold (1896) |align="right"|141 |- |Cause and Cure of Hard Times (1896) |align="right"|149 |- |The Free-Coinage Scheme is Impracticable at every Point (1896) |align="right"|157 |- |The Delusion of the Debtors (1896) |align="right"|165 |- |The Crime of 1873 (1896) |align="right"|173 |- |A Concurrent Circulation of Gold and Silver (1878) |align="right"|183 |- |The Influence of Commercial Crises on Opinions about Economic Doctrines (1879) |align="right"|213 |- |The Philosophy of Strikes (1883) |align="right"|239 |- |Strikes and the Industrial Organization (1887) |align="right"|249 |- |Trusts and Trades-unions (1888) |align="right"|257 |- |An Old "Trust" (1889) |align="right"|265 |- |Shall Americans Own Ships? (1881) |align="right"|273 |- |Politics in America, 1776–1876 (1876) |align="right"|285 |- |The Administration of Andrew Jackson (1880) |align="right"|337 |- |The Commercial Crisis of 1837 (1877 or 1878) |align="right"|371 |- |The Science of Sociology (1882) |align="right"|401 |- |Integrity in Education |align="right"|409 |- |Discipline |align="right"|423 |- |The Coöperative Commonwealth |align="right"|441 |- |The Forgotten Man (1883) |align="right"|465 |- |Bibliography |align="right"|499 |- |Index |align="right"|521 |}