Harriet Martineau's Autobiography
3 Volume Set

Table of Contents

Volume 1: Introduction
Part I. To Eight Years Old:
1. Ill health and terrors
2. Journey to Newcastle
Part II. To Seventeen Years Old:
1. Tabulating Bible morals
2. School life
3. Faults and misery
Part III. To Thirty Years Old:
1. Family relations
2. First appearance in print
3. Calamities
4. Scheme of the Political Economy Series
Part IV. To Thirty-Seven Years Old:
1. London lodgings
2. 'Literary lionism'
Appendix A. Miss Berry. Volume 2: Part IV:
3. Mr. Mill on national character
4. Booksellers' proffers and methods
Period V. To Forty-Three Years Old:
1. Morbid conditions as a matter of study
2. Anti-theological progression
3. Recovery
Part VI. To Fifty-Three Years Old:
1. Relish of life at last
2. Long credit system
3. 'The Billow and the Rock'
4. Chartism in 1848
5. Currer Bell
6. Anticipations of the results of the Atkinson Letters
7. Scheme of translating Comte's 'Positive Philosophy'
8. Introduction to 'Daily News'
9. Fatal illness
Appendix. Volume 3: Introduction
1. Infancy
2. Youth
3. Womanhood
4. Fame
5. Foreign life - western
6. Consequences - without
7. Consequences - within
8. Consequences - to life passive
9. Foreign life - eastern
10. Home
11. Philosophy
12. The life sorrow
13. Work
14. Fresh foreign intercourse
15. Conversations
16. Waiting for death
17. Self-estimate, and other
18. Survivorship.