Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Information -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court: A Word of Explanation. -- How Sir Launcelot Slew Two Giants, and Made a Castle Free -- The Stranger's History -- Chapter I: Camelot -- Chapter II: King Arthur's Court -- Chapter III: Knights of the Table Round -- Chapter IV: Sir Dinadan the Humorist -- Chapter V: An Inspiration -- Chapter VI: The Eclipse -- Chapter VII: Merlin's Tower -- Chapter VIII: The Boss -- Chapter IX: The Tournament -- Chapter X: Beginnings of Civilization -- Chapter XI: The Yankee in Search of Adventures -- Chapter XII: Slow Torture -- Chapter XIII: Freemen -- Chapter XIV: "Defend Thee, Lord" -- Chapter XV: Sandy's Tale -- Chapter XVI: Morgan Le Fay -- Chapter XVII: A Royal Banquet -- Chapter XVIII: In the Queen's Dungeons -- Chapter XIX: Knight Errantry as a Trade -- Chapter XX: The Ogre's Castle -- Chapter XXI: The Pilgrims -- Chapter XXII: The Holy Fountain -- Chapter XXIII: Restoration of the Fountain -- Chapter XXIV: A Rival Magician -- Chapter XXV: A Competitive Examination -- Chapter XXVI: The First Newspaper -- Chapter XXVII: The Yankee And The King Travel Incognito -- Chapter XXVIII: Drilling the King -- Chapter XXIX: The Small-Pox Hut -- Chapter XXX: The Tragedy of the Manor-House -- Chapter XXXI: Marco -- Chapter XXXII: Dowley's Humiliation -- Chapter XXXIII: Sixth Century Political Economy -- Chapter XXXIV: The Yankee and the King Sold as Slaves -- Chapter XXXV: A Pitiful Incident -- Chapter XXXVI: An Encounter in the Dark -- Chapter XXXVII: An Awful Predicament -- Chapter XXXVIII: Sir Launcelot and Knights to the Rescue -- Chapter XXXIX: The Yankee's Fight with the Knights -- Chapter XL: Three Years Later -- Chapter XLI: The Interdict -- Chapter XLII: War! -- Chapter XLIII: The Battle of the Sand-Belt.

Chapter XLIV: A Postscript by Clarence -- Back Cover.