Intro -- Title Page -- PREFACE -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- CHAPTER I: PARENTS AND CHILDHOOD -- CHAPTER II: DUNFERMLINE AND AMERICA -- CHAPTER III: PITTSBURGH AND WORK -- CHAPTER IV: COLONEL ANDERSON AND BOOKS -- CHAPTER V: THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE -- CHAPTER VI: RAILROAD SERVICE -- CHAPTER VII: SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA -- CHAPTER VIII: CIVIL WAR PERIOD -- CHAPTER IX: BRIDGE-BUILDING -- CHAPTER X: THE IRON WORKS -- CHAPTER XI: NEW YORK AS HEADQUARTERS -- CHAPTER XII: BUSINESS NEGOTIATIONS -- CHAPTER XIII: THE AGE OF STEEL -- CHAPTER XIV: PARTNERS, BOOKS, AND TRAVEL -- CHAPTER XV: COACHING TRIP AND MARRIAGE -- CHAPTER XVI: MILLS AND THE MEN -- CHAPTER XVII: THE HOMESTEAD STRIKE -- CHAPTER XVIII: PROBLEMS OF LABOR -- CHAPTER XIX: THE "GOSPEL OF WEALTH" -- CHAPTER XX: EDUCATIONAL AND PENSION FUNDS -- CHAPTER XXI: THE PEACE PALACE AND PITTENCRIEFF -- CHAPTER XXII: MATHEW ARNOLD AND OTHERS -- CHAPTER XXIII: BRITISH POLITICAL LEADERS -- CHAPTER XXIV: GLADSTONE AND MORLEY -- CHAPTER XXV: HERBERT SPENCER AND HIS DISCIPLE -- CHAPTER XXVI: BLAINE AND HARRISON -- CHAPTER XXVII: WASHINGTON DIPLOMACY -- CHAPTER XXVIII: HAY AND McKINLEY -- CHAPTER XXIX: MEETING THE GERMAN EMPEROR -- Copyright.