Autobiography of Seventy Years, Vol. 1-2
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1. Front matter2. VOLUME I.3. CHAPTER XXXII THE WORCESTER FIRE SOCIETY4. CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY5. CHAPTER II ROGER SHERMAN AND HIS FAMILY6. CHAPTER III SAMUEL HOAR7. CHAPTER IV BOYHOOD IN CONCORD8. CHAPTER V FAMOUS CONCORD MEN9. CHAPTER VI FARM AND SCHOOL10. CHAPTER VII HARVARD SIXTY YEARS AGO11. CHAPTER VII HARVARD SIXTY YEARS AGO (continued 2)12. CHAPTER VIII 1846 TO 1850. FOUNDATION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. DANIEL WEBSTER.13. CHAPTER IX LIFE IN WORCESTER14. CHAPTER X POLITICAL HISTORY OF MASSACHUSETTS FROM 1848 TO 186915. CHAPTER XI THE KNOW NOTHING PARTY AND ITS OVERTHROW16. CHAPTER XII ELECTION TO CONGRESS17. CHAPTER XIII SUMNER AND WILSON18. CHAPTER XIV PERSONALITIES IN DEBATE19. CHAPTER XV THE NATIONAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN 186920. CHAPTER XVI POLITICAL CONDITIONS IN 186921. CHAPTER XVII RECONSTRUCTION22. CHAPTER XVIII COMMITTEE SERVICE IN THE HOUSE23. CHAPTER XIX SALMON P. CHASE24. CHAPTER XX ADIN THAYER25. CHAPTER XXI POLITICAL CORRUPTION26. CHAPTER XXII CREDIT MOBILIER27. CHAPTER XXIII THE SANBORN CONTRACTS28. CHAPTER XXIV BENJAMIN F. BUTLER29. CHAPTER XXV BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT30. CHAPTER XXVI ELECTORAL COMMISSION31. CHAPTER XXVII FOUR NATIONAL CONVENTIONS 187632. CHAPTER XXVIII FOUR NATIONAL CONVENTIONS 188033. CHAPTER XXIX FOUR NATIONAL CONVENTIONS 188434. CHAPTER XXX FOUR NATIONAL CONVENTIONS 188835. CHAPTER XXXI SATURDAY CLUB36. CHAPTER XXXII THE WORCESTER FIRE SOCIETY37. VOLUME II.38. CHAPTER XL EDWARD EVERETT HALE39. CHAPTER I ELECTION TO THE SENATE40. CHAPTER II PRESIDENT HAYES41. CHAPTER III CABINET OF PRESIDENT HAYES42. CHAPTER IV ATTEMPT TO REOPEN THE QUESTION OF THE TITLE TO THE PRESIDENCY43. CHAPTER V THE SENATE IN 187744. CHAPTER VI LEADERS OF THE SENATE IN 187745. CHAPTER VII COMMITTEE SERVICE IN THE SENATE46. CHAPTER VIII THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL47. CHAPTER IX CHINESE TREATY AND LEGISLATION48. CHAPTER X THE WASHINGTON TREATY AND THE GENEVA AWARD49. CHAPTER XI THE PRESIDENT'S POWER OF REMOVAL50. CHAPTER XII FISHERIES51. CHAPTER XIII THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS BILL52. CHAPTER XIV CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AND THE PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION BILL53. CHAPTER XV PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S JUDGES54. CHAPTER XVI SOME SOUTHERN SENATORS55. CHAPTER XVII CUSHMAN KELLOGG DAVIS56. CHAPTER XVIII GEORGE BANCROFT57. CHAPTER XIX VISITS TO ENGLAND [1860, 1868, 1871]58. CHAPTER XX VISITS TO ENGLAND 189259. CHAPTER XXI VISITS TO ENGLAND 189660. CHAPTER XXII SILVER AND BIMETALLISM61. CHAPTER XXIII VISITS TO ENGLAND 189962. CHAPTER XXIV A REPUBLICAN PLATFORM63. CHAPTER XXV OFFICIAL SALARIES64. CHAPTER XXVI PROPRIETY IN DEBATE65. CHAPTER XXVII THE FISH-BALL LETTER66. CHAPTER XXVIII THE BIRD PETITION67. CHAPTER XXIX THE A. P. A. CONTROVERSY68. CHAPTER XXX THE ENGLISH MISSION69. CHAPTER XXXI PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE SYRIAN CHILDREN70. CHAPTER XXXII NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY71. CHAPTER XXXIII THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS72. CHAPTER XXXIV APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE73. CHAPTER XXXV ORATORY AND SOME ORATORS I HAVE HEARD74. CHAPTER XXXVI TRUSTS75. CHAPTER XXXVII RECOLLECTIONS OF THE WORCESTER BAR76. CHAPTER XXXVIII SOME JUDGES I HAVE KNOWN77. CHAPTER XXXVIII SOME JUDGES I HAVE KNOWN (continued 2)78. CHAPTER XXXIX POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS FAITH79. CHAPTER XL EDWARD EVERETT HALE