Chap.2-The Light breaks upon me

Chap.3-My dear Bible continues to lift me up above the dark atmosphere of Romanism. The publication of the Holy Scriptures in Canada

Chap.4-The darkest hour of the night before the Bright rays of the day

Chap.5-A Macedonian cry from Chicago. Auricular confession

Chap.6-The temptation

Chap.7-Father Brunet. A prisoner in my stead

Chap.8-The famine

Chap.9-The Angel of Mercy and the Manna from heaven

Chap.10-A lesson of the Mercies of God in disguise

Chap.11-The debts paid

Chap.12-New laborers in the Lord's vineyard

Chap.13-A Macedonian cry from Canada

Chap.14-The Gospel preached to thousands of roman catholics in Montreal

Chap.15-My missionnary tours continued. The dagger of the assassin of my breast at Quebec

Chap.16-How roman catholics understand liberty of conscience

Chap.17-A french officer saves my life at Beloeil

Chap.18-Admitted into Presbyterian church with the Bible alone in my hand

Chap.19-Muskegon. On the borders of Lake Michigan

Chap.20-Second day at Muskegon. A narrow escape

Chap.21-The assassination of Lincoln

Chap.22-A great and good institution. The presbyterian college, Montreal

Chap.23-Antigonish riot of the 10th of july 1873

Chap.24-My re-baptism

Chap.25-The stratagem

Chap.26-Deplorable and false liberality in high protestant quarters with respect to the church of Rome

Chap.27-A presbyterian minister approves. The romanists condemn and persecute

Chap.28-Rebuked by a prominent presbyterian minister. Approved by his congregation

Chap.30-On board steamer city of Sydney

Chap.31-On my way to Australia. Sights on the pacific

Chap.32-On my way to Australia. The dangers of the deep

Chap.33-Australia

Chap.34-Visit to Hobert town. Account of the disturbances closing lecture. Dramatic scenes

Chap.35-Ballarat and Horsham. Riots narrow escapes. A woman spits in my face to obey her father confessor

Chap.36-Abbey Fluet's. Temptation and final triumphs

Chap.37-The truth proclaimed at Montague. Narrow escape. Brutally struck whilst on the steamer

Chap.38-A vindication

Chap.39-Senator Tasse's dastardly attack answered

Chap.40-Priest's efforts to reach my bed of sickness Frustrated. Challenge to Archbishop not accepted

Chap.41-My fourth visit in Europe to 1896. The roman breviary

Chap.42-My fourth trip to England continued. Severe illness and recovery. Invitation to lecture in Holland accepted. A week in Paris. Germany visited. Return to Canada

Chap.43-The final triumph. The last message of father Chiniquy. His ante-mortem declaration of faith, signed and attested six days before his death